I have no concrete idea what this film was about but the blurb on the DVD said it was about the mystery of others' inner lives, alcohol and traffic safety. It certainly does involve people moving around the crowds of a city, some throwing away bottles, some falling through concrete and others jumping into oncoming traffic. I suppose if you are looking for meaning then it can be about anything you want but I think the important thing is the viewing experience rather than the lasting effect on your life and its meaning.
Fortunately, although I was lost content wise, I was easily held by it in regards watching it. The animation is very well done and, in layman terms, I suppose it looked like a sort of digital montage of photographs animated to move within one another. However it was done the effect was strong and it was impressive and interesting to look at. The music suits the animation (or vice versa I suppose) to a tee and made it very easy to watch. Not one to watch for substance then but still a clever and impressive piece of animation which I suppose is appropriate for a film barely one minute long.
Fortunately, although I was lost content wise, I was easily held by it in regards watching it. The animation is very well done and, in layman terms, I suppose it looked like a sort of digital montage of photographs animated to move within one another. However it was done the effect was strong and it was impressive and interesting to look at. The music suits the animation (or vice versa I suppose) to a tee and made it very easy to watch. Not one to watch for substance then but still a clever and impressive piece of animation which I suppose is appropriate for a film barely one minute long.
