Madame Tutli-Putli

[@123hannab8]

Her eyes are so lifelike and real. Especially when she is blinking at the moth as it’s flying against the light in the train her eyes reacted in a way that was so real and simultaneously so customary for human beings, but so complex when seen in a clay figurine’s facial expression. Her eyes, in and of themselves, told stories

[@brute1604]

Her eyes are actually real compared to everything else in this film! (^: Her eyes were produced with live action and were almost pasted over the animated bodies in post. Very interesting!

[@Casious_Productions]

Somehow they managed..i think..to incorporate real eyes in this animation..since these eyes are even better than really good CGI...so they must be real.....how they did it i don't know..but my gut feeling is that the eyes are real living eyes.

[@T6Ber62]

I believe they used a sw filter much like the ones used on many TikTok videos.

[@changein3d]

Unfortunately, the truth is much much more work. The eyes are recorded and reduced to single frames, and pasted frame by frame into the movie to match the movements and the other expressions. A long process, like stop motion itself, but in this case definitely worth it 😍

[@kidgrit]

@@T6Ber62 It's not a filter - the recorded real eyes and mapped them to the stop motion in post.

[@eudoraeudora4673]

1. leave your baggages (past) behind. 2. don't let life control your destiny (chess). 3. don't let pervert abuse you 4. let go of the things that was stolen. 5. don't run around. follow your instict (butterfly) 6. take one step at a time. 7. it will give you a clear perspective

[@zarra7642]

Thank you

[@tinimartini7005]

Agree👍

[@Lu-li1ei]

You can't prevent being abused, everyone has the potential to be abusive.

[@mikimia8411]

mobile legends is life

[@eggegg9026]

8. Just watch the short movie. :)

[@Hana-dp3wr]

I think this short film can be interpreted in many different ways. In my opinion the train represents life. The guys who were playing chess did not really make their own move. They just let the train decide what to happen next and they accepted it. In other words there are people who just go with the flow of their life accepting everything. The perverted guy could be someone who would want to harm you in your life. The thiefs represent that you could always lose everything without you being able to do something against it. And then when the thiefs stole that perverted man's liver (?) it might mean if you try to harm others, you will be harmed to at the end. And when that woman was wandering around in the train not knowing where to go just shows that your life will always be a maze with unknown paths. You could also fall down and then want to give up. And in my opinion the butterfly (?) symbolises someone or something in your life that will make you stand up and show you the right path. Anyway, I like to interpret it like that haha😂 ps: after 2 years KZbin send me a notification that this comment exist hahaha I want to thank everyone who agreed to my theorie and reading other people's opinion was also very interesting. And yes... now I know it was the kidney and a moth😂 I hope everyone will stay safe in life and just do their best.

[@ukaszkaminski627]

When she saw the butterfly she forgot about her lost hat.

[@fatimazahra3081]

you are so good... its really make sense..bravo 👏

[@iwannagohome7201]

Hana Hana yoongi😚. Great interpretation!

[@carlbehmn2580]

Hana Hana very cute 👏👏👏

[@Veenaali786]

Hana Hana ahan 👍👍

[@yourlocalisfp]

She is a woman in a very relatable way. My interpretation is that, she was just tired of life. And although she was moving away to somewhere else, probably, searching for a new beginning, she still had all her sufferings sort of packed up with her as well. She didnt know how to let it all go, so she carried them with her. The single train journey, a stage in life, taught her a lesson for life. To let things that weigh you down, go. She lost her way and got confused and overwhelmed because she didn't know if she was going the right way but she had hope. So she learnt to trust herself and follow her hope, where she eventually found her way. I'm still flabbergasted this masterpiece was made 13 years ago.

[@avesvani]

fun fact this was actually made in 2007! also i really like your analogy

[@BrutalRandon]

is anyone going to mention how real and organic her eyes look?

[@vivivavo4860]

They are real eyes

[@SeanVictorydawn]

they are not only her eyes, they also are the eyes of the audience, us.

[@sarahallen8739]

lol everybody is mentioning that

[@LiquidL0ve]

Way too real. Almost creepy.

[@lakelumiere8200]

Sarah Allen yeah

[@meatydolphin420]

Wow, that was truly breathtaking. I have mad respect for the people behind this film, the smoothness between each shot and transition is impeccable. Anyone here w me in 2020?

[@TheEnyi]

I am with you.

[@AnhNguyen-bg4gf]

You saw her eyes? that imposiblle realistic

[@jimmy8mack]

Incredibly adroit use of the medium. Wow.

[@melodyofpsalm9468]

Mee

[@pam1574]

3/1/2020 🙋‍♀️

[@madahad9]

This was nominated for the Oscar for best animated short. It didn't win but deserved to. A remarkable piece of animation.

[@stevenhulbert7540]

@Greg Freeman-Thanks for the info on the Oscar nomination, this deserved it.

[@sambaek1353]

Who won instead?

[@madahad9]

@@sambaek1353 Peter and the Wolf. I was not impressed by it. Perhaps Madam Tutli-Putli was just too weird and they wanted something more conventional and mainstream. The real eyes on the puppet figures is very unnerving at times . It deserved the award.

[@NAEL782]

@@madahad9 true i mean in 2010 this short animation is hard

[@squibbs5828]

While I agree that this was well animated, the story made zero sense. That's why.

[@maverick_mavic]

She’s so real in an unreal way. She takes it all in without giving anything away. Her mouth never opens. So closed up is she. So determined to breathe through nostrils only.

[@Alligator-i5n]

she's mewing.

[@THX--per--t.me_petizioni_2220]

È sulla transiberiana, è profuga dalla UE. Gli altri si volatilizzano. Ella va per confrontarsi col macchinista, e la soccorre uno spirito guida, o psicopompo, che le insegna che è una delle mie -- cioè delle tue, Uno -- proiezioni. Raggiunsero il traghetto.

[@ecofamily8990]

I interpret it this way. The massive baggages she has when waiting for the train are the memories / precious things she collected during her life. But she only clutch on some of them as she can't remember / bear all of them. For example a ball may be the things that she experienced during childhood. The train is life. She hop on and goes wherever it takes her. She sits there like any other people, just let life do whatever to them. Including the boy, the grandpa, the salarymen, and the pervert retired tennis player. The only goals for her is to keep on her baggages safe. She doesn't live her life, but trap in the past and insecure. One day, life just gone bad. She just lost the things that she sees as goals such as expectations, emotional burdens, etc. Then she hits realization that she can't be just stay like that forever. She takes action and go out of her comfort zone. Searching for where she can be free from the life that she doesn't want. The butterfly is her voice of her heart. She listen to herself and find out what she really want to be in life. Now she takes control, she no longer fear. It showed by how she walk confidently near the end. Then she really free. Fly to wherever she want, without her pasts memories or any expectations of people. -The End.

[@quasimodothehunchback7245]

Eco Family Thank you! ♥♥♥♥

[@thaoly2731]

thank you!

[@korcsmarosakos433]

I have to agree with you. Best explanation ever.

[@prinzhelaznoya732]

You are a genius 😊

[@monikiwi5217]

truth

[@Dreamfyre_]

I think that the luggage represented her memories of her life. Notice how when she went into the light, she had nothing, even her hat came off. Shows you that when you die, you leave with nothing but yourself. You leave everything behind, the good and bad. My dad had this saying, that when you first come Into this world, you come with a gift, a baby curls it's hand as if it's holding something, but when you die, your hands are wide open...leaving with nothing

[@mokimac2398]

this has some interesting implications about amnesia

[@candy-ninja]

So interesting.

[@sabinalazaroderron5108]

TAZY...Good analysis

[@PoisonelleMisty4311]

wow thats pesmisstic view

[@actusspei6688]

You do not leave" with nothing". You leave with far more than your human hands can carry.

[@blackrosezez]

I think more than anything this short film is simply depicting human nature & emotions. Let's break it down: She's a woman who has a lot of baggage trying to go somewhere. She meets strangers. She's amused, curious, polite, and nervous...she ignores the strangers then, & I think she's also a little sad & a little lonely. The train stops. She's the only one who can't sleep. Instead she's writing a letter, but doesn't know what to say, & she never finishes it. She's scared now, hearing unexplained noises. Someone, something, is coming. She passes out, wakes up, her baggage is gone, she's alone, she vaguely remembers what happened, she gets up & runs from whatever it is, crying, she trips, then gets up & keeps walking. The moth. The moth is in the beginning & the end. At first she swats it away, takes it for granted, but at the end she follows it. The moth is connected to her. It's something she trusts/thinks is beautiful. It leads her/guides her to the light. I think it's just...depicting life. That's all. We all have our baggage, our fears, our little moments of contentment or happiness, we all experience death, cruelty, sadness, loneliness, disgust, we all have our fair share of bitter tears, we all are connected to something even if it's a thing as simple & small as a moth...

[@SlipperyTeeth]

I saw it as more of what it means to live. The baggage was her emotions and memories, but I don't think that it's the central point of interest. I think you were way off with the moth. Moths are usually a symbol of death and decay, so I took it to mean a symbol of her death. The beginning was foreshadowing her death and the end was put in there to make her realize that she was dead. That's why she went on to the light at the end. The train itself is most likely a representation of the journey of life. The people on the train were likely there to show what one would feel on the train known as life. The book that the kid was reading kInd of confuses me, though. I don't know whether it's reminiscent of politics in life or if it's just an in passing critic of society.

[@blackrosezez]

The moth very well could've symbolized death, I never said it didn't...& if it does, which may be very likely, what I said pretty much coincides with that because we're all connected to death & death can be a beautiful thing as well. Just pointing out...you're kind of like, disagreeing with me but also agreeing with what I said because everything you're saying is basically what I said but in a different way. But I know it's difficult to articulate someone's point or what they're trying to express through text online. I like hearing different people's take on this film so don't take what I'm saying as like, a basis for an argument or anything. I get what you're saying

[@explodingponies13]

blackrosezez if you think about it, moths are the butterflies of the night.

[@somehorse]

***** Don't think about the train, baggage or moth as real, tangible objects. Think of it all as a giant metaphor for life. > The *train* is life as a journey; it's a ride that everyone gets on. We may each have different stops, and we might only meet/remember a few people on it that make an impact. People stay on it until they reach their own terminus. > Every person has bad days and fears - some more than others. Some can handle it with relative ease; others struggle all their lives. It's all the *baggage* of life. > We may not all live through the same times and experiences, but there is one experience that is shared by all - death. Thus, it's the only fundamental and ineradicable thing by which we relate to each other. It's something that almost taunts us and we try our best to avoid. Our own beliefs of death may differ, but we will all confront it inevitably. There's no certainty to any experience other than death - not even life. And perhaps death is what the *moth* symbolises - the bright, white light adds to this as well. Of course, there are multiple ways of interpreting this animation, but it all seems to be inextricably linked to the journey of life and the acceptance of death as an inevitability.

[@dieoksjsjsjjsjs]

frankiegetup At some point we all get on the bus

[@worshtippieandzelda]

I remember trying to find this animation for the LONGEST time :,) Commenting so I won’t lose it again.

[@eveny119]

Hit the save button or put it in Pinterest or face book with the share button.

[@heradabic8882]

Bruh samee

[@urparticular_pumpkin]

Me as well, I almost forgot the title too😢

[@ka-Rin]

I always come back to this somehow. Like it literally escapes my mind and then it gets recommended again.

[@BrowniepointsSOS]

me three

[@ukmedicfrcs]

I am a Physicians Assistant and what i gather from this video is that this woman is going through the stages of death. Many of my terminally ill patients describe nightmares or hallucinations. We all worry about our belongings and want to take them with us. The moth has actually been an omen for death, another superstition connected to the moth is that when one is seen, your soul is already on it's journey. Of course this would only hold true if you were dying. Please don't panic if you're healthy and see a moth lol. They are beautiful, adaptive and gentle. This is just my take on the video. Its really well done.

[@tvvlor]

Do all her belongings represent anything?

[@bamflr]

Her belongings might represent the baggage she carries from life- all the weight life has given her- memories, attachments, interests, etc?

[@explodingponies13]

jp tab Everything suddenly just made sense. You are a fantastic person.

[@anahiortizfierros5763]

Wow your so fascinating whats it like to be a physican?

[@loveSUFFERlearn]

+jp tab This stop-motion animated film takes viewers on an exhilarating existential journey into the fully imagined, tactile world of Madame Tutli-Putli. As she travels alone on the night train, weighed down with all her earthly possessions and the ghosts of her past, she faces both the kindness and menace of strangers. Finding herself caught up in a desperate metaphysical adventure, adrift between real and imagined worlds, Madame Tutli-Putli confronts her demons.

[@KimSearch865]

Besides the fact that her eyes were beautiful and expressive.... WTH did I just watch??

[@AnamikaTumanali]

Coz you are human being...

[@jadahoizer9668]

They're real eyes

[@silentcat4292]

Shortfilm duhhhh

[@harshitajaiswal555]

Tell me if you get to know that

[@suzannenr1]

I literally said the same exact thing.... Wtf did i just watch??????

[@simpsonsfreak23]

Beautiful animation! The girls eyes are so realistic and full of emotion.

[@Sweet.Cinnabunny]

Fun fact! They are real eyes! :D Madame Tutli-Putli's motion model is eyeless and a creator (Jason) tracked a real woman's eyes and 'pasted' and rendered then onto the Madame :) It's a unique turn in stop motion.

[@simpsonsfreak23]

woah woah woah that's amazing! thanks for the info!

[@Solomon030]

***** Oh those eyes, those lonely sad eyes. those eyes can talk, they laugh, they get anxious, they get curious, they get nervous. they are lovely.

[@huudatchau4425]

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[@Spoif]

+Thundering Typhoons I was going to write exactly the same comment. At one point I thought the eyes were a video composite. Incredible though; however it was done.

[@Chromebeetle_]

this animation haunted me so much when i first saw it as a kid, now that im an adult i can appreciate the artistry and work that went into creating such a fine piece of art

[@irisxxxxxx]

I am getting obsessed with this deep-short-film kind of videos on youtube, I can't stop watching them, they are all so beautiful!!

[@dreamingsophie5792]

irisxxxxxx yeah me too^^ You can find so many amazing short-films, which are sometimes much better than actual films

[@asymmetricalgarbage1]

+irisxxxxxx I loooove short films like this!! Can you suggest some more good ones?

[@irisxxxxxx]

Walter C. Dornez Yess ofcourse!! My favourite one EVER is The Alchemist's Letter, it is just the definition of elegance SO PERFECT!!! I have seen it 100 times already, and it still makes me cry from beauty. And use headphones when you see it!!!! It makes it even more intense and perfect :3

[@dreamingsophie5792]

i've never hear of the alchemist's letter, but I'm definitely going to watch it later.^^ I just watched The Maker, it's pretty short, but I like the style of it.

[@irisxxxxxx]

And??? Seen The Alchemist's Letter already? :D

[@rafaelar1297]

I remember watching this 8 years ago. I was 9-10 and I remember being so scared. I was also very creeped out by that perverted man. His gaze sent shivers down my spine. Short films like these definitely hit different when you're younger. Rn I'm just enjoying this master piece while trying to find its meaning. It's really interesting to see how quickly people's perception changes throughout the years.

[@changein3d]

Its the same for me! I was about 13 when watching it for the first time, since then I watched it a few times and everytime still feels very special and very surreal. The meaning still stays a mystery for me and I love it.

[@aikhii]

Sameee I was so scared I couldn’t sleep for a while lmao

[@amakiio]

same, i watched it when i was 8-9

[@LucyLucy-uq1kj]

This is a very disgusting man. This girl looks very sad

[@kaiabeatty9355]

ME TOO... my dad had a dvd of several stop motion movies that either won or were nominated for oscars, including mary and max, peter and the wolf, and this. I never wanted to ride the train because of this animation... so weird seeing it now many years later

[@samwallaceart288]

The eyes in this are well realized. Edit after researching: the eyes are LIVE ACTION eyes with an actor, that were then composited on top of the stop motion puppets. Watching this, I felt like something was up and wondered if they were human eyes, but I assumed I was imagining it I didn’t think they’d actually do something like that. Such an interesting production.

[@UjwalRam]

That moth part showed they must be human eyes . Then I started reading comments and understood .

[@1SwiftAngela]

They looked to be human at first glance 😮

[@supme7558]

Yucky

[@nenep1872]

Thank you I knew it, they felt and looked too real, thank you

[@AnikaChua-q9s]

Anyone here with me in 2024...

[@njs9864]

Just now showed up in my timeline.

[@nunyabusiness3652]

Jesus, if you wanted to be a calendar so much, you might as well pin yourself to a wall and shut up

[@ferenckocsis3480]

I am here....with you.

[@lilnegga000]

Here

[@Absxe]

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[@curiouslyt2123]

Wow, amazing work with her eyes! She looks fake and exaggerated and real all at the same time! Her movements but particularly those eyes really made her very human and relatable! It’s overpowering and makes you really connect to her and her vulnerability. The guy in her cabin was pretty crazy! I loved the whole thing but really can’t get over how human her eyes looked. Like they weren’t soulless. Amazing what you can sculpt and do with a camera. I thought Gumby was brilliant back in the 80s when I was 5 years old! This is another level!

[@Fowsed]

Not sure about the meaning of the story but the animation got me hooked. It looks natural, pleasant to the eye as if every frame was handmade. Great CG

[@bakayaruru]

Yass! everything is just effin realistic. 😍😱😱

[@AurelUrban]

I believe this is stop-motion, not CG, so yes, everything was handmade.

[@Fowsed]

Marína Urbanová if so then its amasing.

[@AurelUrban]

Im pretty sure. The movements of dolls are very stop-motion-like, also it all looks like real things in smaller sizes, there is practically no way this is CG.

[@Fowsed]

Marína Urbanová I get what you mean, But im still thinking this is a CG to imitate the handmade stop motion. Idk how old this video is but had it been released in 2005 or older then its no doubt stop motion.

[@irmathesperma8548]

wow. the eyes look so real. I love the expression

[@beneaththesurface5327]

+Irma Silva They where actually real... From a dead person...

[@irmathesperma8548]

I'm not sure if you're kidding or not ._. Hmmmmmm...

[@_WonkaBar_]

+Alexandros Grigoris My thoughts exactly! With that in mind it was awful to watch it D:

[@NinthDensity]

I believe I had read something about using a real person for the faces.

[@irmathesperma8548]

:O

[@KSF-fc1tc]

If some of you don't know about the description,because it's french here is a English translate; Published on Aug 5, 2010 Animated short film in which Madame Tutli-Putli boards a night train, dragging all her belongings with her. Traveling alone, she shares her cabin with strangers who appear sometimes benevolent, sometimes threatening. When night falls, she finds herself at the heart of an agonizing metaphysical adventure, where reality merges with dreams. Jungian thriller? Hitchcockian suspense? Artistic tour de force? Get on board, the night train is waiting for you ... Directed by Chris Lavis and Maciek Szczerbowski - 2007 если некоторые из вас не понимают описания, вот русский перевод: Опубликовано 5 августа 2010 Анимационный короткометражный фильм, в котором мадам Тутли-Путли садится в ночной поезд, таща за собой все свои вещи. Путешествуя одна, она делит свою каюту с незнакомцами, которые кажутся иногда доброжелательными, иногда угрожающими. Когда наступает ночь, она оказывается в самом сердце мучительного метафизического приключения, где реальность сливается с мечтами. Юнгианский триллер? Хичкокиан неизвестность? Художественный тур де форс? Садись на борт, ночной поезд ждет тебя ... Режиссер Крис Лавис и Мацек Щербовски - 2007 si alguno de ustedes no comprende la descripción, aquí está el traductor al español: Publicado el 5 de ago. De 2010 Cortometraje animado en el que Madame Tutli-Putli sube a un tren nocturno y arrastra todas sus pertenencias con ella. Viajando sola, comparte su cabaña con extraños que parecen a veces benevolentes, a veces amenazantes. Cuando cae la noche, se encuentra en el corazón de una agonizante aventura metafísica, donde la realidad se funde con los sueños. ¿Suspenso junguiano? Suspenso Hitchcockian? ¿Tour de fuerza artístico? Sube a bordo, el tren nocturno te está esperando ... Dirigida por Chris Lavis y Maciek Szczerbowski - 2007 kung ang ilan sa inyo ay hindi nakakaintindi tungkol sa paglalarawan dito isalin ang Filipino: Nai-publish noong Agosto 5, 2010 Animated na maikling pelikula kung saan ang mga board ng Madame Tutli-Putli sa isang night train, kinaladkad ang lahat ng kanyang mga gamit. Naglalakbay nang mag-isa, ibinahagi niya ang kanyang cabin sa mga estranghero na lumilitaw kung minsan ay mapagbiyaya, kung minsan ay nagbabanta. Kapag bumagsak ang gabi, natagpuan niya ang kanyang sarili sa gitna ng isang nakagagalit na metaphysical pakikipagsapalaran, kung saan ang katotohanan ay sumasama sa mga pangarap. Jungian thriller? Suspense Hitchcockian? Artistic na tour de force? Sumakay, ang tren sa gabi ay naghihintay para sa iyo ... Sa direksyon ni Chris Lavis at Maciek Szczerbowski - 2007

[@an.amazing.drawer7540]

Muchas gracias!!!

[@KSF-fc1tc]

¡De nada!

[@9825xTreasure]

Thanks but the translation for Tagalog is very Taglish. Not really translated.

[@Аотори-неКу]

Господи, спасибо за русский

[@Saghi.Aliakbar]

❤thanks 🎉

[@Bladexxxxxxxxx2]

Omg that guy in front of her on the train made me soooo uncomfortable...Mega creepy

[@rahminifilhamkiyayabebep1216]

me too 😂😂😂

[@inactive.6177]

Ikr I hate perverts

[@Lady8D]

Oh how I wish creeps like that were only in fiction like this!

[@katiaorgiana4135]

I wanted to kill him. If I was there he was died yet

[@moonluna5612]

Exactly how I felt 😨 disgusting people

[@MarcoCandela]

Wonderful! I imagine this as her travel to the afterlife, where she brought all her memories and fears. Excellent job.

[@oonlg6805]

True, I'm kinda understanding a bit now

[@LM-us5ct]

Wow, 5 years to make this. Incredible. I love the symbolism held throughout the short film, and how it sparks philosophical conversations. Though the ending may seem abrupt, it is in fact a short film. It’s a work of art regardless of the length, very interesting. It’s addicting to search for gems like this on KZbin

[@sahayajasmineanthony1248]

Really is it takes 5yrs

[@sahayajasmineanthony1248]

Wow

[@jadahoizer9668]

Did Coraline take shorter than this?

[@lostnemtions]

Yes Coraline took 5yrs. I wonder how long it took to make "9"

[@carlosduro2665]

Those eyes! Wonderful! They said everything, they need almost no facial expressions to tell what she is feeling! Chapeau!

[@madisonb.6610]

I found such a cnnrction between the seven deadly sins. Though not religious i saw a huge correlation between the characthers and each sin. I saw a simmilar comments in the comment section confirming my suspicions. I think it so beautiful how each charcther represents a certin ascpect. The robbers in my opinion represent gluttony while madma tutli putli represents greed. She had more material possesions while the robbers have something that is needed (kidney) but has an excess or no need for it. The other charcthers are easy to figure out. Im a huge short film fan and this is probably one of my favorites so far. Not only is the animation spectacular but the message makes sense through interpretation.

[@jamesfoard4635]

"Lay not up for yourself treasures upon the earth, where moth does corrupt, and thieves break in and steal". "For we have nothing when we enter this world, and we take none of it with us when we die" She is gradually decaying during the film. She has died.

[@rizadav.s.9794]

En serio? :O Ay... Estoy confundida

[@benuastha7628]

Indeed, these lines from the Bible can best describe the film. Nice one James Foard.

[@lanniewise4022]

Oh ok! Thank you, I thought her skin was weird, I get it now, thanks to you sir.

[@alexjacoli6176]

James Foard Or maybe just maybe, shes come to a nice part of the train where no one bothers her.

[@ericjohnson6634]

I don't know how Judeo-christian the film is meant to be, but I agree that her train ride is post-mortem. How would you interpret the ending Biblically?

[@-magdalena-4111]

ofc this will sound pretty ridiculous but my interpretation of this film is that the woman is in a coma and that she's dying. The train represents her journey onto the other side. Her baggage are all her memories and she's ready to take it all with her even though the train seems overwhelming. The moth represents a peaceful final salvation that follows next. While on the train she regains a piece of her conscience, the people sitting around her are the feelings she suddenly got back (lust, greed etc). The train stopping is she then fearing and having second thoughts about getting to the other side. The thievs are caused by her subconscious mind suddenly starting to funcion again, she's in a morgue (hence why they're cutting up someone's stomach and taking out their insides, which i can conclude means that she agreed to donate her organs) but since they need her organs, the doctors submit her into anaesthesia and then they kill her. When she runs into the room with bloody tables, its her brain replaying the last bits of her memory before she "becomes the moth" and peacefully gets to the other side.

[@anabindigo7786]

makes sense

[@lisashykora5916]

ok for your information the tables r not bloody they have white tablecloths with smaller red ones on top forming a diamond shape

[@sArangHaeOpPa00001]

the tables weren't bloody

[@Hazeleyes26]

Anna Cabanado ohhhh the tables weren't bloody, shut up.

[@sArangHaeOpPa00001]

yeah. the tables werent bloody. what did i say ????

[@findyourselfinthisworld]

В процессе просмотра я испытал много эмоций. От восторга до отвращения. Ни одно произведение за последних несколько лет не вызывало у меня такую бурю внутри! Нет слов, чтобы описать увиденное и прочувствованное! Да, и эти глаза напротив... Глаза - живые, заплаканные, полные невыносимой тоски, страха, отчаянья... Семнадцать минут меня не покидало чувство тревоги, которое нарастало и нарастало... Соседи по купе, остановка поезда посреди леса, сам ночной лес, воры... Все гениальное - просто! И кратко. Ни один трехчасовой блокбастер не подарит вам столько эмоций! Я уверен. Моя оценка - 10/10.

[@Zavodnoiapelsin1990]

И КРАСИВО🌹🥰

[@pedilek]

А ведь твой коммент попал в видео по разбору этого мульта.. можешь гордиться

[@anxieuse]

Шедевр, я в восхищении, буду смотреть снова и снова, спасибо!

[@shelynaemerald4676]

I mainly just appreciate the fact that people take the time to create these animations. I've been trying all day with Blender while watching the tutorials and it's still really time consuming and hard to do.

[@dollie3113]

The moth has always been a huge symbolic element in literature and is interpreted differently through out the world. The fact that these creatures actually burn themselves to a crisp while playing with the fire, mesmerized by its bright dancing flame, has been a source of inspiration for many a poet. the moth sometimes represents passionate destructive love and at others it could symbolize huge change. Over here I think the moth is a motif that is predicting and maybe even instigating change. The lady on the traing is very attached to her belongings so much so that she could not leave a single thing out when she had to travel. Without them she thinks she might not be able to move on in life, so when she realizes that the train is under attack, instead of saving herself she opts to guard her things. And may be even tries to write a will but can make herself give anything away. It is when she looses it all and runs free of all her baggage she realizes that without those possessions she has nothing to fear.

[@smilespreader940]

Wow! Good observation!

[@Елена-т4т4п]

Мотылек символ - свободы !!!

[@Елена-т4т4п]

Мотылек символ - Надежды, Веры, Любви !!!

[@creepyleeny]

"How to Handle Your Enemies" that kid is like 5 and i already know he's going places with that book

[@paolitahmichelle2012]

×÷

[@MrAtomicPhotography]

I am truly impressed by the level of expression the characters of this story have... is it as if they were somehow alive.

[@superfreshfunkymonkey7509]

OMG this short film is a masterpiece. Everything about it. The characters are so life-like, and the main character is so full of personality even though she never says a word. The cinematography is beautiful, and the score is also. Everything is amazing. I also like the cliff hanger, because we really get to interpret the film however we want. I love this so much, and I cant believe it isn't more appreciated.

[@walkinginsidejoke5708]

I'm only three minutes in and, I can't stop spewing tons and tons of compliments about every single detail.

[@richelle4591]

Who's watching while reading comments? Haha just to make sure its worth to watch 😊

[@قلبمطمئن-م3ح]

We all do hhh

[@dejavu1160]

Me 😂

[@dzareenasubhybintikamarulb8588]

Same tho

[@recipesfromeverywhere7686]

Me

[@Little_Grey_Cells]

Yes

[@user-px7hz7xh7k]

I found this masterpiece again after a long time. Although it looks like a stop motion, the character's movements and formations are surprisingly realistic and attractive. Throughout this movie, I was obsessed with anxiety and dreamy feelings.

[@gerbilnoa2877]

Удивительно, что столь не продолжительное приключение создало такое количество интерпретаций. Спасибо авторам за возможность прожить вместе с героями это, пусть и жутковатую, мистическую историю. Поражаюсь мастерству проделанной работы! Как же вам удалось создать её глаза такими живыми? Ведь персонажи выглядят будто созданы кукольником. Или это только видимость. Их движения слишком пластичны и натуральны)))

[@Sneewitchen1]

Глаза-это актриса, её глаза потом добавили на куклу...Но возможно Вы это уже знаете

[@sunnyr9126]

How... Why do the eyes look so real?

[@troyeslayvan4763]

Mel Películas I watched this when I was 6 and was scared and now watching this as 12 THIS looks inappropriate and this eyes creepy asf

[@vteczka]

They used real actress, filmed her eye movement separately and added it to the puppet's face in post-production.

[@sunnyr9126]

vteczka Wow, it looks fantastic!

[@javierdelarosa8910]

no they didnt

[@ohlookwhoitis6811]

Javier De La Rosa Oh really? well then, please do tell.

[@lizbond9261]

the tennisplayer made me feel so uncomforble... XD

[@lucianaa.9080]

Liz Bond ikr

[@richardjun5726]

i think that's the point

[@stevenhulbert7540]

Was a film student in college, have a strong appreciation for stop motion and all FX creations. This was a well put together film, loved the textures, the backgrounds and the characters. The chess players were fascinating, agree with Hanna, the train made the decisions. Merci to the crew and director for their creativity!

[@justy085]

She is carrying a lot of baggage in her life that is holding her back , but she most go forward as life continues on like the train , instead her fears and memories stops her to do so finding herself in a comfort zone then she realizes that is more dangerous staying in the corner of life and being alone . She run for her life and once she decide to run from her fears their is no holding back since she needs to survive her own mind and discover a new live as she opens from her cocoon of baggage and memories . That's my interpretation, but I think is open to a lot of ideas . This is a great short film 👍🏻

[@ukaszkaminski627]

She doesn't care about her things. When she lost her hat she didn't pick up it.

[@zamiez3407]

I thought the same thing. "The Song Bag Lady", even came to mind.

[@azlihgothica1609]

Adnelg Onainitsuj.. Right

[@bokhandelster]

Excelente cortometraje animado. Es de ésos que te hacen hacer catarsis, especialmente si se está en un punto frágil o vulnerable de la vida. El mensaje que me llevo es que cuanto menos pesado sea el equipaje que llevemos (y no sólo material, sino emocional), más liviano y placentero será el viaje por la corta y frágil ruta de la vida. Mientras más llevemos equipaje físico/material y de perjudiciales apegos emocionales (pueden ser el miedo excesivo, el rencor, el pesimismo, la desesperanza, la soberbia, las ataduras al pasado, etc.), más complicado será salir del torbellino de las cadenas que nos conducen más directamente a la muerte que no trasciende, a esa muerte vana y fútil que podríamos tener si no tomamos consciencia de lo realmente importante y esencial de la vida. Otra cosa es morir en paz y con el equipaje de vida ligero y liviano (tanto en lo material como en lo emocional), en plena armonía con el resto de quienes nos rodearon en vida, y sobre todo, con nosotros mismos, siendo felices de manera genuina y auténtica, sin hacer daño a los demás. Al final, y luego de salir del tren que la está matando en vida, esa mariposa que aletea con tanta vigorosidad podría simbolizar el profundo deseo de Madame Tutli-Pluti por salir desesperadamente de su situación para cambiarla por una mejor, pero puede que haya sido muy tarde y se haya perdido lo mejor de la vida, de su vida, precisamente por llevar una pesada mochila/equipaje (material y/o emocional) en su corto viaje (de vida). En algún momento de su viaje, ella quiso establecer contacto con alguien especial para ella, quería escribirle, pero el bofetón aplastante que recibe dentro de su vida (en ese tren de destino incierto y temerario) le impide hacerlo, ya que en esos duros momentos debe pensar sólo en sobrevivir y escapar de la muerte no fructífera como mejor pueda. No tengo ni idea de cómo es que KZbin me puso este vídeo entre mi lista de recomendados/sugeridos, pero realmente agradezco haberme topado con él por esta época tan rara de mi vida (y sé que no es una casualidad, sino una causalidad por mis propias experiencias vividas; así que debo tomar consciencia plena de lo que estoy viviendo ahora mismo). Excelente la calidad de los cortometrajes/filmes que ofrece la ONF de Canadá. Magistral el contenido metafórico del cortometraje para transmitir tan contundente mensaje, sin mencionar su contenido artístico, su estética visual y musical. ¡Gracias por colgar este cortometraje aquí y que tengáis todos un estupendo día!

[@evangelinaantoninaroudnev5263]

Ooooh her eyes are pretty and sooo realistic ... awesome work :D

[@KattyKatana]

Всё просто: наша жизнь стремительна, как этот поезд , которую мы не можем контролировать ( олень на пути) и всё может пойти не по правилам ( игра в шахматы) . Поэтому не стоит привязываться к чему-либо ( куча багажа) и тем более переживать и сходить с ума из-за кучи хлама, который могут украсть. Дед и внук - это начало и конец нашего пути ( детство и старость). Наши страхи и соблазны - это мужик похожий на черта. Мотылек , летящий на свет- это лёгкость бытия. Люди, не грузитесь всяким мусором, наша жизнь и так коротка. У гроба карманов нет. Общайтесь и путешествуйте налегке с рюкзаком и будет вам счастье. Всем здоровья, мира и добра. Аминь. P. S. Какие у неё были глаза и она слушала Русское радио)))) Для мультяшного персонажа такие выразительные очи- просто бомба.

[@КристинаФедина-ь2п]

👍👍👍

[@НайляЗиннатова-и4у]

Все правильно написали.

[@tamaraMelek]

Она не слушала г

[@МаринаГиззатуллина-ж9м]

Ну наконец, прочитала то что хотела, спасибо

[@KattyKatana]

@@tamaraMelek г - это ты, гыгыгы

[@Naga2person1chanel]

Para mi su equipaje simboliza todas sus posesiones, tan fisicas como mentales, quiere llevarlas todas a donde quiera que vaya, el tren simboliza el paso al futuro, su cabina pues su espacio en el tren, su pequeño espacio en el tiempo, los hombres jugando ajedrez que nunca llegan a hacer una jugada representan la indecision, si no tomas la decision alguien más la tomará por ti (el zarandeo del tren en este caso) y alguno terminará perdiendo, el niño y el viejo totalmente desconocidos para ella, ya que ella está en el medio, siendo un adulto, representan lo que fue, lo que pudo ser pero que no es, el hombre que le hace esa señar obsena representa la lujuria y el deseo, los vicios y como ella lo censura totalmente, cuando esta escribiendo la carta creo que es cuando ella intenta dejar un mensaje a alguien especial, pero la enfermedad repentina (los vichejos raros que se suben al tren y ponen gas en su cabina) la conducen a la muerte antes de poder hacer algo, cuando despierta y toma conciencia de que lo ha perdido todo, hasta la capacidad de decidir, intenta huir de lo que le espera, siguiendo corredores interminables dentro del tren que no llevan en realidad a ninguna parte, la polilla simboliza la muerte de ella, quien la tranquiliza, la tranquiliza y la guia a "la luz", es decir, a su muerte. El venado en el camino también resulta ser ella, arrollada por la velocidad atroz del tren, es decir, la mujer (el venado) termina siendo arrollada por el futuro para el cual a pesar de sus multiples pertenencias y experiencias no pudo frenar, simplemente no estaba preparada para vivir y eso la llevó a su muerte. Al final para mi representa que hay que llevar equipaje ligero y util, ser versatil con las decisiones, asi se tome la decision equivocada será el primer paso para algo más, será una lección más, será algo nuevo y util que llevar en la maleta que llevamos, prepararse para lo que venga, actuar ahora ya que nadie nos asegura que tendremos otro día para vivir, nadie nos asegura que llegaremos a viejos y tal como ella lo hizo, llegar hasta el final. Obviamente es mi interpretacion personal, no es ni la correcta ni la unica interpretacion que hay :)

[@javieraacuna9060]

Muy buena interpretación !!

[@grupohumildeparagentesober4768]

Gabriela Muñoz me gusto tu interpretacion,

[@AdaNicolLuna]

Muy linda interpretación.

[@mariaflordara4521]

Gabriela Muñoz poxa!! vc entendeu, todo isso parabéns

[@Naga2person1chanel]

Gracias 😸😺

[@rufuslover5127]

Like everything in life, this film is open for interpretation.But based on what I saw, it's about a woman who carries the baggage of sins. She's on the road to heaven, but is at a stand still between where souls cross from the real world to a better place. She hasn't yet forgiven herself for the sins she's committed. The robber is herself as she 'fights' to figure out how to forgive herself for her sins so that she can cross the line.

[@carli3221]

same thoughts, i didnt think anyone would have the same crazy ideas as me

[@DAKA-l5o]

+hoodie proxy I.know right

[@AerieBG]

Fear of a lonely journey? ...Agorafobia...

[@annamarie8420]

wag kayo maniwala jan sa rufus n yan

[@noorsabamumtazshaikh6397]

nice

[@abubaseet]

This was hands down the best animation of this type I've ever seen. It can't be stop motion animation, it's way too good for that. The eye movements alone were unbelievable.

[@moonchild9797]

It is a stop-motion animation, the eyes were live action abd separately recorded and later added to the model

[@abubaseet]

@@moonchild9797 Incredible work.

[@fantisizeit4534]

The first scene on the train ride just reminds me of the train rides I would take to Chicago to see my boyfriend the first few times we met. It was very eye opening to see people from so many walks of life. I never am impatient or on edge because I just know that these people are all on their own path. I just stick to my path. I've had so many conversations with people all over the world and I feel that we take that for granted so much nowadays. How we can speak to someone who comes from miles and miles away from a place you'll never see probably. I just am in awe of humanity some days. This film brings to light a lot of the harshness a person can go through in the path of life.

[@cretan982]

She's dying, seeing images of her sad life and then transforming into a black moth, a symbol of death.

[@cesttmoii]

The old her is dying

[@germanhoyos6314]

Ahhh now I get it

[@heyyouareawesome2214]

I agree with this one

[@o_august7908]

I should be doing calc homework, how did I end up here? on an unending journey of strange emotionally charged animation shorts?

[@emily_kim]

Existential crisis mode

[@maxwellvillwock8295]

Tell me about it... I'm supposed to be working on a 7 page paper comparing St. Anselm and Descartes.

[@uoopjkkl7197]

Vivan Lovelle

[@blancaorlandis6370]

I have to study for a week plenty of term exams....

[@nothingimportant6510]

Vivan Lovelle have to do homework too lol

[@miapino319]

I was so lost when watching this but after reading the comments I kind of got it and at the same time I'm still lost

[@elenazumzi4640]

Ikr 😟

[@СоняСкупова-с9в]

Same

[@user-st5up4kh9y]

Mia Pino Same here

[@user-st5up4kh9y]

belinda hawkins Ohk

[@alinabezrukavaja3397]

Mia Pino me too

[@novaste1238]

Mesmerizing. I was captivated from start to finish... thank you!

[@delightqueenmanar9268]

Anyone in 2019??...no one okay much love and greetings from india🇮🇳💗

[@sahayajasmineanthony1248]

Me

[@delightqueenmanar9268]

sahayajasmine anthony hifi😊

[@sahayajasmineanthony1248]

😃

[@auxiliadoracorreia2223]

Q merda é essa?

[@tonibauer2949]

I am.

[@IdeaBug]

everyone's tryna figure out some deep meaning and im here just trying to figure out if its really stop motion and how they did this and stuff 😂

[@geoffreysolidum]

Shit same bruh

[@iboopurnose8565]

Jep same 😂

[@jamesvaughn6399]

i think they used claymation and used a persons real set of eyes

[@trinidadlandajo5402]

Stop motion has evolved massively ! And it takes weeks to shoot a tiny sequence... imagine the effort! And did you see how well achieved her eyes where when she looked up in one part?! (minute 7:40) It's insanely well animated.

[@vteczka]

Like James said, the eyes were filmed separately - the creators composed real actress'es eyes with the animation in post-production.

[@mareenakhan9348]

Am I the only person who's watching it after 9 years!

[@stopppp828]

Me to

[@stopppp828]

But i dont understand anything

[@kindandtea399]

Me! This video just popped out on my recommendation

[@Lucy-ku6fy]

Omg I just noticed that

[@Nano-fh1cm]

Me to

[@Prof.Tarfeather]

Fantastic Creative Artist and Graphics. Just absolutely detailed and wonderful. Everybody should be able to interpret this Journey as the ride of a lifetime. The final Journey. Destination Unknown. And, No. You cannot take it with you where you're going. You came into this life with nothing. Leave intact and fearless as a whole human being!

[@TheChefDWC]

This film spoke to me about all of the emotional baggage we collect during our lives. In the end we leave this world just the same as when we first entered it ... with nothing.I Well done!

[@chompet123]

There's a documentary behind the scenes of this. The eyes of the girl is actually live footage that they imposed post production.

[@theocruex]

chompet123 really? what's the title of that clip ? i need to watch it. this is just art!

[@finnjolly]

@jagfruit 1 thats what i thought too... Perfect

[@grandmasinpajamas6619]

Wow. Thank you. Illuminating and fascinating

[@merlith4650]

All of their eyes are real human eyes, not just the girl. There is no CGI in this short film, every figure is an actual silicone doll animated through stop motion, and has the footage of real human eyes portrayed by actors inserted on the dolls I for one noticed it immediately. I watched scenes of this short film without knowing anything about it or having any context, and I was quickly enthralled by the realistic feeling of their eyes. I was genuinely questioning if this was an actual doll or a human in prosthetic makeup to look like a doll. Which is what lead me to look it up

[@gagakacka]

this movie is a masterpiece, a composition where every little detail fits perfectly. especially those eyes, these emotions. the music. a perfect composition. I'm amazed..

[@johnnymccaskill8249]

syniah

[@mrmusikman8298]

Best claymation film i have ever seen. I don't know how it was done but putting a touch of realism into the characters worked very well. And the movement was something i have never seen before, very organic. Well done!

[@carmelcorreale3211]

wow I really liked this. I usually cannot keep my interest in animated stories but this one had me enthralled. Perhaps she had died with the others, I know that from my culture of many years ago my mother used to say that a moth in one's home represented a spirit maybe family,

[@КимберлиСуратос]

Wow that's very interesting! I found a moth in the living room just now and I had the sudden urge to watch this video

[@kanade-chin6583]

Ca fait des années que je le cherche ! On me l'avait montré lorsque j'étais au collège et depuis j'ai pas arrêté d'essayer de le retrouver ! Super, merci ^^

[@MeryPhorera]

sais tu ce qu'il veut dire ? ☺️

[@kanade-chin6583]

Oui... Mais je ne te le dirai pas... Hum... Nan attends que je me souvienne. Donc, oui , c'est une femme qui part avec tous ses biens vers une destination inconnue. Elle embarque et arrive dans un comportement où se trouvent des gens pour le moins insolites, certains juste loufoque, d'autres plus malfaisants. Ca, tu l'auras compris. Un moment, me train ralentit et parait laisser monter des gens à bord (un peu comme dans Harry Potter et le Prisonnier d'Azcaban avec les détraqueurs) et elle pense, en vu d'un panneau qu'il s'agit de voleurs de bagages, ce qui l'effraie. Sauf que les "méchants' propagent un gaz soporifique et elle perd connaissance. En fait, ce n'était pas des voleurs de valises mais des trafiquants/voleurs d'organes. A la fin, elle est simplement partie pour un autre voyage (morte, oui ). Voilà, je crois que c'est ça dans les grandes lignes.

[@MeryPhorera]

Kanade-Chin Merci beaucoup de ta réponse ! C'est plus claire et même que ca paraît vraiment logique maintenant 😊💕

[@kanade-chin6583]

De rien j'ai été ravie d'avoir pu t'aider :p C'est vrai quand on y réfléchit c'est simple. Cependant la première fois que je l'ai vu je n'ai pas saisi toute la subtilité du machin X)

[@MeryPhorera]

Kanade-Chin ouais pas facile la première fois qu'on le voit 😬

[@anon766]

Did anyone else think that she died at the end? And the loss of her things meant that she had to leave all her material things behind? (I know she still had clothes on after but thats not the main point) And i think that the scene where she saw the man's organs being stolen was the last thing she saw before she died. Lol. Idk. Just a theory.

[@FaiGal]

Ana Gram or maybe that was how she died like she must have had surgery.

[@ukaszkaminski627]

She lost her hat and forgot about it. It's pity, because the hat was nice. :(

[@KimberRose16]

Ana Gram YES! Omg I was just looking in the comments to see if anyone else did

[@katygames268]

You have the reason, i think this too

[@djoan0872]

Ana Gram OMG! So.. the train was.... for the purpose of harvesting human organs?!

[@MeedoMashakeil]

The movie is about the heavy baggage of the past and our delusions that we keep dragging to our present and end up prisoners inside them, without really living a good life. The ending is about liberating ourselves from the old past, old habits, unjustified fears and have a fresh start just like the transformation of a caterpillar to a beautiful butterfly. In the shot where the boy was reading a book you can read the title: "How to handle your enemies". Again, it signals the necessity to defeat all your bad habits, bad lifestyle, fears and set yourself free. The woman in the movie is lonely, she wants to write a letter but she actually knows no one to write to. She is having delusional thoughts about theives who never existed, it was just the maintenance guy fixing the broken train to keep it going. The two guys coming out of her old baggage and playing chess symbolize the heavy burden she carries around wherever she goes and that is controlling her life (these two players are not really making any chess moves, they let the train's movements decide the next move instead). The train itself represents life, how your ride is, happy or sad, depends on how "light" you are traveling, no heavy baggage, no worries, no false perceptions. The movie invites us to defeat all these enemies that suck life out of us.

[@tvigil880]

My God, Meedo!! What a brilliant, thought-provoking comment!!!!😅 You have such a beautiful and intelligent mind!! Wow!! Brovo!!!!!!! 🤗👏👏👏👏

[@MrsPaulina098]

I love how everyone get this in a mystical surreal way and Im just here wondering what the fuck did I just watch.

[@irahbangtan4751]

omg same

[@marinalintz5891]

samee lmao

[@navinasinger104]

lol

[@iboopurnose8565]

Same 😂

[@laurel5432]

I couldn't even tell the time I lost watching this.

[@NinuRenee]

Absolutely adore how the characters are made, they look so magical!

[@dragoncannon]

I googled; this is a stop motion animation. The creator added composited human eyes to the puppets. Actress Laurie Maher acted out the motions as the protagonist, but only her eyebrows and eyes were ultimately shown in the film.

[@dragoncannon]

It took them more than five years to make this.

[@LM-us5ct]

Wow this is so under appreciated

[@auntedith3211]

Thanks!

[@auntedith3211]

This was the first short animation film for me years ago, and I fell in love with them - particularly the french ones - although French movies are always my favorite films. I love the texture given to all the surfaces in this flick - her stockings - the hands, faces, her hat. Its really well done.

[@devindersingh3045]

Wow.. Aousam great 😯😯😍😍😍😍😍😍❤❤❤❤❤super fantastic.. I have never seen such classic art work done in this amazing oscar level movie.. Thanks for the greatest movie.. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@peacelovetriforce]

the stop animation of this film is so good and so unique!

[@43Rhein10]

... ... ... - speechless, and baffled ! These movements, the eyes ... sooo real and life-like! HOW is this possible? The details are wonderful, and so exquisite ! And yet the figures a quite crudely made at the same time ... . Awesome!! ♥

[@alexanderkulakov1345]

If you are interested, you can read about it here: cinema.usc.edu/animation/projects/1_vfx/Tutli-Pulit.htm

[@sanchitaroy9555]

The luggages represent the burden of responsibilities struggle and huge pressure challenges which she has to go through like wind all coming one by one and she is horrified shattered scared still assimilate guts to survive taking all this thing's together where many men plays games above you have bad intentions and she always remain alert and terrified as nobody standing beside she has to stand for all herself....

[@desipunjaban9197]

Great depiction

[@GabrielaLopez-ih6rx]

Lol

[@fuzzywuzzythebackyardigans2283]

Marita Jane the stop motion is left to be interpreted how you see it. Everyone sees things differently and in their own perspective. I have watched this almost a million times and there is something new each time.

[@priya371]

This is so relatable with me... loved this

[@kurtweiand7086]

First time l ever saw this! The artwork was definitely a strong point, with the eyes the focal point! Appreciated it all!👍

[@carminasalazar5850]

Amo el realismo que transmiten los ojos de ella. Son realmente hermosos.

[@ironservicesinc8745]

Carmina Salazar cierto

[@TheGerabe]

por fin, alguien en español. me encantó el realismo de los ojos, pero no entendí el mensaje del corto

[@JosephGarcia-gw6fq]

Los ojos son de una actriz real, realmente el modelo de la mujer del corto, solo tenía un par de puntitos en lugar de ojos, luego en postproducción se le colocaron los de la actriz :)

[@betoruiz2979]

Esta genial 👋

[@mercedesbelfield809]

this film should win an award for creativity and realistic features very understandable and streight-forward i love this..... artist like these should be making movies and hosting shows you guys are amazing keep up the amazing work

[@naima_dwikat]

I think that i am the only one who did not understand any thing in this film

[@felinefokus]

nanoosee ana lol

[@alirahman120]

me too

[@chanthakansinet1150]

Me too😂😅

[@еленадюжева-щ1ц]

Me too

[@kimblagrove3520]

Lol me too

[@FueraDeMargen]

When you see the comments, you realize the type of people who watch the video and each person's perspective. Sometimes you get even more out of reading someone with a point of view that makes you think. Great film.

[@subhankarmondal4521]

Really an appreciative film. The butterfly is the hope of life and the pynetrees are the shadows of time. Many different shades have seen in this short film. Thanks a lot.

[@diewurzelderwelt8791]

2010: hell no 2011: no 2012: noo 2013: nah 2014: no 2015: I said no! 2016: nopee 2017: NO 2018: Naah 2019: Ok let's put this in everyone's recommendations

[@angelinajackson7684]

Die Wurzel der Welt you could’ve put a Nada or Nein

[@ely.6917]

No sé que decis pero tenés razón ahre

[@Kakashi-ov8wj]

Hell ✌

[@trippytoad2382]

Exactly...

[@mihribankaraca3451]

Bu ne lan böyle 😛😛😛😛😛

[@BANGBANGAshotofshorts]

I keep an unforgettable souvenir of this film.. Such a beautiful animation, great technic and fascinating story !

[@clementadrien9316]

J'ai pas compris la fin

[@nazzz.l3-m]

She died

[@clementadrien9316]

@@nazzz.l3-m oh okay thank you 😂

[@nazzz.l3-m]

@@clementadrien9316 no problem 😅

[@MeedoMashakeil]

She didn't die, she was liberated from her old baggage like a caterpillar transforming into a beautiful butterfly.

[@sousveron]

Acho que ela também morreu 😢

[@deliverick9695]

That eye... so perfect... i love it

[@MrAlexOrex]

У триллеров в такой технике особая прелесть. Когда ВСЁ в кадре попадает в "зловещую долину", за исключением настолько реалистичных глаз главной героини, кажется, что это живой человек, запертый в искусственной, фальшивой оболочке в нереальном и жутком мире. Я так понял, она села в поезд со всем жизненным багажом, ночью произошло что-то, подобное переходу в иной мир (в материальном смысле - масштабное ограбление, но не только), всех пассажиров забрали, (возможно, в ад?) весь жизненный багаж пропал. И теперь её душа заперта в несущемся сквозь ночь поезде, как мотылек в фонаре.

[@ТатьянаТрофимова-я1д]

Отлично.браво. не зря русский язык называют языком души. Прекрасная интерпретация

[@tamaraMelek]

@@ТатьянаТрофимова-я1д чел написал бред. По орчьему мыслите...фу

[@ОльгаОсмоловская-й2з]

Вот и профукиваете из- за своей злобы и возвеличивая себячем нарушаете закон небес вызывая войны в своих и других странах под руководством себе подобных руководителей в странах. Да хранит вас ваша душа . А ей так тяжело а таких телах и тело страдает. Вы Неучи и двоечники у бога. Аминь

[@ОльгаФилиппова-м3э]

@@tamaraMelek и тут появился рогуль , куда же без него !

[@bvbv6603]

В древнейшей истории человечества мотылек-символ жизни и смерти, трансформации души. Не случайно он здесь показан. Вы очень верно все подметили.

[@t.t.5324]

great animation. love the realness of the eyes and expressions

[@deeelmore4560]

T. T. really? Cuz it scares the shit out of me. I'm watching this alone in my room at 3 am and just noping my ass off.

[@scarletprincess9200]

Dee Elmore same

[@user-donuthouse]

何故かおすすめに上がってきたので見ました。とてもいい映画でした。雰囲気映画でここまで素敵なの見たの久々かも。考察など多々あると思いますが、初見で胸を掴む作り込みは天才的です。瞳のリアルさは人間のようで、最初CGで瞳だけ人間のにしてるのかとさえ思いました。

[@dividednations44]

What I wouldn't do to see this as a feature length film. The execution of this stop-motion short is top notch (and this would still be an understatement to how amazing it was). I really hope the two who directed this make a feature length film one day. Beautiful message, beautiful film.

[@RheaKim]

This is so fearfully beautiful!!!

[@Bdizzy0331]

No matter how much baggage life gives you, you can't take it wirh you. We are born alone and we die alone.

[@Rawan_unfiltered]

guy with no videos but has subscribers you don't understand the point

[@africaisacontinent2149]

@guy with no videos but has subscribers u might be twins but still one of u came first

[@rlulli857]

What a treat! Love this animation. So well done. Interpreting the story, I am impressed by the wardrobe. 19th century. Means of transit: railroad. But the train is very futuristic. Although you don't notice that until the thieves hanging on the wires cut the electric line to make train stop so they can hijack. I think this story is about our civilization, post industrial capitalist consumerism. The first shot is a phonograph, the first commoditication of music. Capitalism takes something that people create naturally, packages it (like into a record) then sells it back to us, people. This isn't life journey. She is a young adult with a packed up household (chair lamp books suitcases beach ball etc) transitioning into adulthood, career relationships moving into the future. The men playing chess sit inside her suitcases. Memories or ancestors. Everytime they are about to make a decision, life's hick ups interfere to decide for them and yet they take it very personally as if they had control over the game of life. Later they are packed up inside a shut suitcase again. She sees a young boy representing future of humanity reading preparing for life. And the old men sleeps like humanity's past. She engages the boy with sweet hello but he is rigid already at that innocent age as he's reading learning how to see people as his enemy. Then the man who sits in front of her is engaging. They would befriend one another to enjoy companion on this journey into the future. But the man has a self importance ego. He's a famous tennis player. Superior success fame. He has capitalized on his talents. He looks at her physical appearance to analyze how she can serve his desire. He sexually objectifies her. He doesn't see anything else but a sex object to capitalize on. And he leans over towards her to show her what he wants: to screw her aggressively. And when he's done he leans back apathetic and uninterested. So has time shown us in the past 2 centuries modern world. A letter home or dear diary or some kind of sense making of her journey so far as a woman of the 20th century on her way to present time. She is the only female character. And as per patriarchal rules, if a woman is not serving her owner I mean husband, she is out there on her own, up for grabs, she asked for it, no civility necessary for those who disobey the order. The moth is a symbol of transition. Death rebirth. It calls her attention up to the light. Light helps see things for what they are. She stumping above, intruders. She finally notices a sign that was always hanging there. Danger. Thieves. Read the fine print. As an example if you were working, paying a mortgage, were assured that you were going to have a brighter future, bought into the facade of capitalism... 2008 housing market crash! Suddenly foreclosures and lost investments. Life's hick ups. Robbed. The gas felt like the gas chambers of WWII although there were warnings and it was clear to her that life was threatened, nobody around her paid attention. It's not like she had any reason to trust them to seek their help to what was coming. So she armed herself with a delicate umbrella. The train also symbolizes the technological progress doing so much damage to the environment, setting fires, out of control speed. And it is a deer that creates the climax head on crash. Deer is Greek word for animal or nature. It is a symbol of the natural world. As if it is a destination that our way of keep on moving forward full speed without any regard for our shared humanity will lead to our emptying out shelfs, disappearing future -the boy is gone so is the old man. And taking human organs is a symbol of taking nature's eco system organs. We cannot survive without the whole biological systems that keep us alive. Her waking up from the drug also reminded me of sexual assault survivals. (Bill Cosby and other celebrity, society admires successful men and the take whatever they want from the human bodies. When you're a star they let you do it) mother nature, earth is the nurturing body that creates life and feeds us keeps us alive, raises us, cares for us, this is our home. And what has the patriarchal aggression done? Captured animals, imprisoned them, rape the female bodies of animals in captivity so to reproduce offspring, steal their milk (resources for they baby) rip away their young slaughter them sell their flesh commoditfied product for unconscious consumers. An insignificant moth. The body of a woman. Light. Transition. We need an evolution of consciousness!! Life. Woman. Freedom.

[@aprilnie4044]

This is just my own interpretation. For me, the train represents our journey in life. And the woman represents us. We did see that from the start of the video, the woman has lots of baggages and when she rode the train, her baggages was still with her, it kept her stuck, seeing only the unpleasant/usual things. Which applies to us too. Some of us gets stuck in our own lives. Afraid to go out of our own comfort zones. Unable to see what’s more to life. But as life gets crazier (our journey), lots of things can happen. When all of her baggages disappeared, she felt uneasy, lost, wandering with no direction. And that is because she is experiencing something new. Something she haven’t done before. The thing is she didn’t stopped there, she had the courage to still continue. And as she keeps on going, that’s where she was able to find a better place for her. She found a light in a total different side of life. Lastly, no one knows where she’s heading. Only the future holds.

[@ghostwhisperie]

those are some beautiful, realistic eyes omg *0*

[@loughkb]

Like so many of these shorts seem to do, this has a great visual style, good beginning, dramatic and riveting middle. Yet, at the end, it feels like the creators didn't have any idea how to end it and so, just left it.

[@ROYAL_REBEL]

I think she died

[@carlbehmn2580]

Kevin Loughin Psst. they were made for people with deep respect for story telling. you don't get it because you aren't paying attention. they are shorts usually with very small time window and it was executed perfectly. the worst critics in art are those who refuse to study it but love to give their opinion. but this is Earth and nothing wrong with misunderstanding as long as you are willing to listen and learn

[@takemytail2441]

Isn't that how real life is anyways heheh

[@perishaknight1909]

Kevin Loughin ,

[@HOVNA]

Yet its kind of true. Atypical storytelling is a thing for people bored of the stereotypical one with deep understanding of it. Acting like knowledge of a subject doesn't reflect on the ability to understand more difficult structures of anything (storytelling in this instance) is ignorant and ACTUALLY pretentious. Its like saying that Frederick Nietchze is pretentious because you don't understand his books while being a casual reader. Its not really meant for someone like that (including me)

[@Yeshe-dakini]

Фильм про меня, и глаза мои. Молодцы постарались. Благодарю за вашу заботу обо мне, видеть себя со стороны. Это как вобрать все кадры прожитой и непрожитой жизни. Гениально Епт.

[@StickyRice43]

oh my jeezus!! that was one of the creepiest looking claymation styles i've ever seen *shivers. the hyper realistic eyes, mixed with the roughly jaggedy skin, ugh, soo terrifyingly fantastic xD i did NOT expect it to go that direction at all xD it was good though, really good.

[@errorlogic]

the eyes are filmed of a real actress and fitted in with a compositing tool...

[@StickyRice43]

that's brilliant! i was wondering how it got soo realistically teary at the end xD it takes a lot of acting skills to be able to act with only your eyes, she captured the fear and emotions phenomenally..... also, she has gorgeous eyes :)

[@BeanDar]

StickyRice43 It inspires me to do that kind of animation.

[@coquijean]

seems I've seen all these people in my life, in one way or another... GENIUS, enjoyed watching it

[@amnanawar5841]

i don't know why but this short film kind of scares me

[@amdianec3847]

amna nawar real human actress her movement separately added to the puppet

[@amnanawar5841]

diane divinec well, thanks for confirming my doubts I sorta noticed that because of her eyes But i think the actual thing i scared of is the way that the video put me under a scary depression for a while and don’t know the reason for that yet Anyway couldn’t watch till the end I think it’s time for psychologist now lol

[@amnanawar5841]

Cassandra LeSure do you mind?

[@bandisadananda2241]

Your a sooooooo......cute...

[@taniyagreen5380]

Because they look like they should be just decaying dead people I know what you mean

[@tomovin37]

Beautiful! It looks like real people put through an animation app it's so smooth. Bravo! One of my favorites.