At least this short film was only four minutes long (and about one of those minutes was made up of the closing credits).
It has no dialogue, and focuses solely on the behaviours of a young girl sitting in the back seat of a car while an older woman, supposedly her mother, drives the car.
The little girl opens a plastic case containing what appear to be large scale gummy-worms. She consumes them all. Next, she draws a series of box-like shapes on the windows of the vehicle. These appear to transform themselves into holes in the window, but one cannot be sure. Then, she looks at a round silver ball very closely. A mysterious hole seems to have been burned through her hand.
Then, she is shown smiling while facing forward. The car journey continues and the vehicle appears to cross a bridge over a river made up of drawings of birds.
Can you figure out what the writer was trying to say?
I can't.
It has no dialogue, and focuses solely on the behaviours of a young girl sitting in the back seat of a car while an older woman, supposedly her mother, drives the car.
The little girl opens a plastic case containing what appear to be large scale gummy-worms. She consumes them all. Next, she draws a series of box-like shapes on the windows of the vehicle. These appear to transform themselves into holes in the window, but one cannot be sure. Then, she looks at a round silver ball very closely. A mysterious hole seems to have been burned through her hand.
Then, she is shown smiling while facing forward. The car journey continues and the vehicle appears to cross a bridge over a river made up of drawings of birds.
Can you figure out what the writer was trying to say?
I can't.