Mycelium - ESMA 2014

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Cet étrange voyage nous emmène sur une terre inconnue où la vie se transforme avec férocité et élégance.
On a barren planet, a shaft of light suddenly splits the sky. The ground moves, the earth trembles, rocks shatter and rumble. The air mellows. After the stones' hustle, a strange vegetation settles in. The rhythm speeds up and one discovers a fascinating universe.
Réalisateurs / Directors : Julia Ceschino, Christelle Giboin, Abdelkader Nouar, Simon Renaud, Jean Teulières, Camille Vital
Music : Clément Osmont, Olivier Defradat
Sound : José Vicente - Studio des aviateurs
Film d'animation réalisé dans le cadre de la formation cinéma d'animation 3D de l'école ESMA (promo 2014).
© ESMA - Ecole Supérieure des Métiers Artistiques
www.esma-3d.fr/
#ESMA #CG #vie

[@thomaskerby1304]

I love it. The matryoshka universe; worlds within worlds, the universe in a drop of water!

[@eliotguillot8315]

magnifique court métrage qui casse avec les codes traditionnels du film d'animation. Chapeau l'Artiste ;D

[@amazingessence2368]

Great!! Shows us the hidden life.. and the process of everything.. not always nice, but natural..

[@redlady120]

Moral of the story: pls do not let food spoil. You'll never know what organisms might be festering in it afterwards.

[@northernpuffer9222]

yep

[@hpk383]

Amazing editing

[@MichaelSHartman]

Excellent work, and a bit educational. Thanks for uploading.

[@markwint7152]

Stunning visuals

[@TheMiralist]

That's some beautiful alien world in a pear... Very intriguing.😳

[@ishumaeruharaorda217]

I thought first it was a snail or a slug only realized it was a pear after I read the comments

[@bernarddemonceaux9000]

Regarder ça en ce moment ... 2020 avril , instructif ou anxiogène , les deux mon capitaine !!!

[@ryujisimp5835]

Day 20. Pear shows signs of growth. Microscopes show tiny parasites evolved from simple mold attacking, consuming, and turning Tardigrades into mere hives for the mold to reproduce.

[@IntenseCookies]

I clicked on this because I thought that was a tardigrade in the thumbnail. I died a little bit inside when he got attacked.. and I don't know if I'll ever be able to eat a pear again ;-;

[@SussyBakaSenpai]

I think it's food, in general, I won't want to eat again lol

[@HYTUBEH]

Awesome!

[@patricianomico-blondin1666]

Magnifique angoissant surréaliste merveilleux... Toute cette vie parallèle que nous côtoyons tous les jours mais que nous ne connaissons pas

[@rofavilla]

ingenious short, well thought and done

[@OrochimaruFromKpw]

it's kind of depressing to know that all that happened inside a pear....

[@stephanedubedat5538]

Depressing ? No it's wonderful that at every little thing there is a whole new World

[@madreverbowski6104]

🤗😎😊. That was awesome!! A pears afterlife! 😎😎

[@WobblesandBean]

NOOO, not the tardigrade!! ;_;

[@chrisbinckes2732]

sadly missed... but they do resurrect fast coming back to the here and now thru wormholes and timetunnels

[@dampandrew]

i once left little plates of spoiling fruit bits sitting all over my room like little ornamental jungles of mold just to study the decomposition it was so exciting to me

[@monkeypaw8977]

Ummmmm....that's cool...i guess...

[@Xballawanaka]

+Moist Andy interesting indeed, but the smell must've been bothering ? and the look of your roomates as well i guess

[@Idcanymore510]

You need to get out more.

[@prasadkathare2258]

Strong prey on the weak,

[@leonardocabrera1327]

very good story and real :)

[@SynapticMachines]

Genial!

[@sighisoaraa]

I thought tardigrades can't be killed.

[@brettharrison4471]

Awesome and terrifying!

[@hannabissbananabiss9846]

Love it!!!

[@eduardogomes941]

Exelent 👏👏👏👏👏

[@algataa4681]

au début de la vidéo, on ne se doute pas que c'est sur une poire ! très bonne réalisation ! at the beginning of the video, there is no doubt that it is on a pear! very good achievement

[@marcusfoxelhaus9870]

Wow, an entire zoo park in my fridge ;-)

[@maellestrom2968]

Creepy then brilliant

[@jimslater3574]

4:05 Tardigrade with a limp

[@franklincastillo7257]

WATERBEAR

[@eveny119]

Bon Appetite !

[@laverdurebrigitte9965]

Franchement loin d'imaginer que tout cela était en train de se passer dans un fruit... c'est quand j'ai vu le tardigrade que j'ai compris qu'il s'agissait de la création microscopique. chapeau 🎩👍

[@carolineabbott7549]

A mon avis, c'est la meillure animation que vous avez fait jusqu'ici! Tres bien fait et creatif!

[@otherpatrickgill]

a universe in everything around us (and we are universes too)

[@AlchimInterne]

trop fort, tout le long du cout métrage on se demande ou ce passe la scène, champignons bactériologiques au fond de l'océan, ensuite un tardigrade arrive on se dit ah non sur une planète (sachant que pour le tardigrade c'est possible)... mdr la chute est bonne 👍 bravo, c'est génial.

[@existenceconstellation2288]

Very good 👍💞💝💘💖

[@michelzenitud5524]

Extraordinaire vidéo De L' infiniment petit Bravo !

[@aurianevhe9567]

Genial :D

[@rhondalundy550]

Awesome 👍

[@ricklandsurf]

First of all, this was amazing! I've played slow mo and even better. What an amazing job!!💥❤️💥 Second of all, I've read some of the comments. Very accurate, in my opinion I believe the point of your video is to show humans that a world of living creatures such as in this video, it's only a micro world living within another micro world itself... Meaning, you can zoom out further and no longer see it, instead, another living organism, much larger than the previous one. Zoom out far enough and other living creatures such insects, then birds, mammals, humans, etc... "As a race we are so fixated in finding who we are, though the answer has always been there right in front of us" .•AR_EL

[@jpdoli4785]

Beau boulot

[@cometa1238]

Magnifico

[@wherelovesat699]

Only at the end

[@DomeArmin]

It was a HORROR film about a pear!!! o.O

[@user-lz6eo3gn1q]

Ничего себе! )

[@_e_3190]

I stick to playing Minecraft to see mycelium

[@NichtChrissi]

This is hella disturbing

[@Martititi]

Yeah... I had completely forgotten the title of the movie at the middle of it, while I was watching it. Just a thing I would like to ask: where does the brownish liquid (at the beginning) come from? En Français, pour ceux que ça intéresserait: Oui, j'avais complètement oublié le titre du film au milieu de celui-ci, alors que je le regardais. Je voudrais juste demander une petite chose: d'où vient le liquide marron du début?

[@KadNr]

Martititi D This seems to be an easy answer but we let a pear rot during the whole year of production, and within 2 weeks we found that a liquid come out of it. And all form of life come with water (or by our brownish liquid here) as we can see later. Yes it's also a bit far-fetched we know :) Pour les Français aussi du coup : Ca peut paraitre pour une réponse facile, mais pendant toute l'année de production on a laissé une poire pourrir sous cloche, au bout de 2 semaines on s'est rendu compte que du liquide s'en échappait. Et tout forme de vie arrive grâce a l'eau (ou le liquide marron ici) comme on peut le voir par la suite. C'est un peu tiré par les cheveux on le sait :)...

[@Martititi]

Kad Nouar To me, that seems fine. Moreover, the liquid as you defined it must be filled with sugar, since it comes from a fruit. Français: Ca me convient. De plus; le liquide, comme vous le définissez, doit être rempli de sucre, puisqu'il vient d'un fruit.

[@poembliss]

It feels like it's about birth

[@jcee7465]

Pear?! srsly?! it has to be a pear??

[@AngelCnderDreamer]

That was creepy at the end......

[@danaeantoine6950]

I was thinking planets but they said pears. M Kay

[@Mohamed19-]

لحس مخي قسم بالله😿😳😳😳😳😳😳😳

[@katlittle9387]

So never eating a Pear again.... thanks

[@verdeklaro9051]

YOUR DUMB

[@VICENTXIII]

Aveee pesado, logo a pera monstra asushush

[@abohashm369]

What does this mean

[@jymmariayperez1234]

were host f living micro-organism...

[@user-ke9ng9wk9q]

класс, очень понравилось видео!=)

[@kafouille4870]

Un peu flippant mais très joliment réalisé

[@MayoMonster]

I'm never eating pears again

[@dontaylor7315]

Mayo Monster - More like never eat raw produce of any kind - microlife is everywhere. The human body is like a planet with millions upon millions of inhabitants, a Rand McNally atlas of microcolonies. Reading these comments has been educational for me, some of these folks are way more knowledgeable about organisms than I am.

[@florenciamorales1783]

necesito una interpretación por favor es para una tarea

[@inessmoothie8767]

Une poire sérieux !?

[@gunasilan4709]

sleeping clip

[@produtoseservicos7048]

OK

[@Treksmom]

Gol durn it! I have two bags of pears I need to juice this weekend! Why couldn't it have been a banana?!! 🤢

[@NatureWitch]

Was that based on a Tardigrade?

[@mirjammoudra6233]

Trochu depresivní pohled do mikrosvěta hub, plísní a želvušek.

[@acornguy2020]

...

[@derflyn-yohanecodelmundo3124]

maganda

[@HavardEleonorenonore33]

Je n'arrive pas à comprendre mycélium

[@geovansantos7727]

legal

[@andrewraven4170]

неожиданно)))

[@user-uc1yf8fk9c]

...а какова вселенная внутри нас??)....

[@CatReen]

внутри и снаружи чего угодно

[@elenap5620]

I dont like this food anymore😨

[@vincentdisneyleandvivienne683]

Parasite 3:31

[@mato1000000]

never gonna eat fruit ever again

[@LankeyMonkey97]

you might as well stop breathing since microbes live in dust you inhale everyday

[@BOOOZB]

Le tourisme dans les diverses variétés du vivant est peut être un créneau neuf pour demain ... à moins que celui d'autre variétés de ce même vivant soit déjà très développé ....chez nous . Après tout , on n'est qu'une de ces variétés .

[@fabianmonsalve8969]

:c

[@chloeemou697]

lol

[@user-oo5bk2eb7h]

😕😕😕😕😕????

[@kerenbarreto91]

is any one here english ;-;

[@Green.n.Purple]

herro i am of engrish gib social card # :DDDD cyka bylat

[@guinealover6674]

Keren Barreto Does American count?