Rock on
Liked your movie. Especially the animation of the main character. That was just great.
Funny thing - some dude just told me I stole your idea for one of my movies (Smiley Fairy). Thanks to him anyway - without him I would've missed your film.
Stylish and thought provoking.
The music - the slow macabre drawn-out notes - set the mood perfectly as does the black and white look.
Both a chilling commentary and a thought provoking masterpiece, I only wonder what the ending was all about.
A smile - an innocent gesture, a sign of happiness - forced upon you can be as bad as anything. Everyone should be free to live their lives as they wish.
That's the message I gather from this and yet I still find myself wondering - is the ending a statement about the soulless robots that dance in real life, oblivious to all around them? Maybe a pointless joke? Or a spanner thrown in to confuse us?
I'd love to know...
In any case, great job.
I applaud you, sir.
ok.....well....
im having a hard time with this, see....it was a really well made peice of work, but u almost ruined it with the party thing at the end, im probably just not getting it, but i dont think it had anything to do with the story....i mean, the robots totally made sense....but i dunno... i think you could have done the party thing a bit differently
Niezle :))
Coz, szkoda tylko ze zdjales AURE z NG... nie ogladalem tego od roku a nagle w srodku nocy mi sie zachcialo :) moze kiedys to przeczytasz i sie ustosunkujesz :) pozdrawiam
this is great! nice work
i like the fluidity throughout this. quite unexpected ending as well. i'm glad that there is no speech; gives this a more potent impact.