The first short film by Gabriel Reyes that I ever saw turned out to be quite an experience.
Imagine David Lynch making a public service announcement about eating disorders, and the result would probably be something like this strange black and white animation.
While some of the imagery was somewhat understable, most of it felt absolutely random (Such as the smiling guy with the bag of chips, the faceless woman playing roulette, or the piano with legs)
I'm also not sure if this was intended to be serious or humorous, but I couldn't help but chuckle at the scene with the superhero.
I did like its minimalistic aesthetic. Surely, it might seen crudely drawn at first glance, but there was something hypnotic about it.
I have rewatched several times, and I'm still not entirely sure of what this short is supposed to mean.
Imagine David Lynch making a public service announcement about eating disorders, and the result would probably be something like this strange black and white animation.
While some of the imagery was somewhat understable, most of it felt absolutely random (Such as the smiling guy with the bag of chips, the faceless woman playing roulette, or the piano with legs)
I'm also not sure if this was intended to be serious or humorous, but I couldn't help but chuckle at the scene with the superhero.
I did like its minimalistic aesthetic. Surely, it might seen crudely drawn at first glance, but there was something hypnotic about it.
I have rewatched several times, and I'm still not entirely sure of what this short is supposed to mean.