Resilience | Animated Short | CalArts Film 2023

'Resilience', my second-year film at CalArts, is about the ravaged nature finding its strength and gradually recovering alongside the vibrant resurgence of life.
Find me on Instagram! @uni.ch_art
Director: Yunie Choi
Sound designer, Mixer: Chanmi Ro
Mixer: Daniel Eaton
Composer: Fabrizio Aiello
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#calarts #animation #animated #animals #nature

[@Chalkolate911]

The resilience of the Camera is insane, it survived through probably centuries

[@AnEpicStickman]

Yeah that had to of been the true meaning, like the soldier died so it couldn't have been about him being resilient or anything He really stored that battery well

[@elifts_on_a_bad_day]

The storage and ram

[@puptime7325]

Or since we aren't shown (unless I somehow missed it) a day,month,year and time displayed, maybe the battle at the start of the video happens around a point in time when people are able to get cameras with both solar-powered options and seemingly endless storage/ram which would be amazing if that was the case, also it might be neat if the kid at the end is a future relative of the soldier, though in that case I'm not sure if it would be a good thing or bad thing for if the kid were to learn how to use the camera and watch the video to see what happened to the soldier.

[@narsete_iv2884]

@puptime7325 Or you can just enjoy the short without necessarily overthinking lots of useless bs

[@puptime7325]

@@narsete_iv2884 The video was injoyable I was just trying to give the the one's above a possible reason to why their commenting on the camera might have been. Also the part of me mentioning the kid was just for the video itself also if the kid was to watch the video it would be bad cause of the battle but good cause the kid would hopefully learn what to avoid.

[@emilianomedinaespinoza8822]

"From my rotting body, flowers shall grow and I am in them, and that is eternity" - Edvard Munch

[@abel2933]

Eternity is non end. What if the flowers get consumed by volcano...wouldn't that be the end. Infinity is only in the hands of God.

[@CeizoBro]

⁠@@abel2933now I’d be ash and smoke. Conservation of mass. Matter cannot be destroyed or created

[@pumpkin_pants3828]

​@@abel2933werent humans and eveything else supposedly created in the vision of god? if the universe is his handiwork, wouldnt it embody eternity?

[@yusufshaikh9768]

@@CeizoBro Verily you were created from nothing, and you will die with nothing. Then you will return to your Creator.

[@CeizoBro]

@@yusufshaikh9768 I was born due to a sperm and an egg in union. Saying you’re born from nothing is disingenuous to your mother and father. It’s biology. You weren’t just poofed into existence. When I die I will be returned to the earth. As flowers, as trees, for I am in them. And that is eternity.

[@Bhethar]

I cried watching it the first time. The soldier spent his last moments alone. The cat thinking he was alive and playing with him, giving him more kindness than his fellow humans. ❤

[@DuckCommenter]

Cringe comment. This is a animation and not real

[@Helpadoggoreachsubs]

​@@DuckCommenter.... But tell me , out of the millions of wars taken place on this planet , such a situation never arrived?.

[@spinach4892]

@@DuckCommentersure bud, everyones 14 once and your cringeness is normal for that age

[@avixs1543]

@@DuckCommenter God you're such a fucking buzzkill kid, go away the grown ups are talking.

[@inspectoryes-fi7zd]

@@DuckCommenter bruh its obvious 💀i dont think real life looks like that. get off your ass and go outside, kiddo

[@neorainstone]

The squirrel giving the soldier new nuts is truly beautiful ❤

[@h3is3nberg]

LMAOOOOO

[@flintwon]

🌚🌚🌚🌚🌚🌚🌚🌚🌚🌚🌚

[@flintwon]

🌚

[@Cat_on_drugs]

I WAS ABT TO SAY THAT LMAOO

[@stanislav994]

Она просто хранила в нём свои орехи чтоб переждать зиму

[@Lemon_Pup]

At first I thought it would have been the resilience of the soldier, but as it went on I later began to realise that it was the resistance of the world and life after conflict. This is truly beautiful ❤

[@Chirp-chirp]

this is beautiful wtf you're a poet

[@zoekyles2760]

@@Chirp-chirp They are describing what the animation seems to be about. The True Poets are the team behind this.

[@kiiw33]

@@Chirp-chirp I don’t understand what he said can you simplify it please?

[@serenitynow85]

​​@@kiiw33 The Earth will go on. The humans and wars will come to an end. Earth just need to hang in there, we will kill each other The kid at the end makes no sense. Humans need to go away for the Earth to heal

[@lequanghuy6027]

No it's the resilience of the camera, duh

[@lou.pcanway247]

I love the fact that the camera was a physical object in this world, not just a frame. It adds to the "everything is in movement, just not at the same paste(speed?)" vibe.

[@erinjan2709]

pace!

[@lou.pcanway247]

@@erinjan2709 lol indeed I meant pace, thanks

[@r3i960]

the camera had a lot of storage tho lol

[@NagKai_G]

​@@r3i960 I'm not as surprised about the storage than I am with the battery. That battery must have lasted for at least 500 years

[@wintersfreund]

Nokia 3310 battery

[@Not_Shadow9]

“A war is over when the leaders shake hands, but there are still mothers out there waiting for their sons to come back.” ~~A poetic dude Edit : the for the likes 👍

[@JustChill_1031]

Bruh... 😭

[@DuckCommenter]

Cringe

[@nerd0]

@@DuckCommenterbro he is right, the only cringe here is that shitty opinion you need to swallow

[@inspectoryes-fi7zd]

@@DuckCommenter Ok, Gen A go back to being induced with skibidi toilet syndrome

[@Pingolin_]

Cringe

[@annadokudovskaya1468]

Saw a gif with your animation on 9gag. The comment was: "when the war is over, we'll get married and the earth will grow flowers like you and your womb will carry the most beautiful girl in the universe". A letter found in the pocket of one of the dead soldiers, 1939. Came here to watch this beauty from start to finish. I'm from Russia and in the last couple of years my perspective on soldiers have changed. Like, people here all comment about how the soldier in your video is a protector and how much he gave even after his death. And I'm sitting here wondering whether he was 'lucky' enough to die on HIS land, protecting it, instead of being sent somewhere for no clear reason. P.S.: thx for the link to the playlist of other students)

[@Alexander-Russky1900]

За Родину умирают не только на своей земле. В конце концов, некоторые люди умирают на чужой земли героями своей страны, а некоторые на своей земле предателями страны.

[@PratishKhedekar]

Same here. I watched a clip on facebook with the same caption and ended up here.

[@Dragon_of_Rampage]

I got here that way too!

[@Jesus_Christ_loves_you_alot]

Hi there! Jesus says to you today: "Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavily burdened, and I will give you rest." -Matthew 11:28 May God bless you! 😊

[@kanapicerisee.2124]

Thank you sir, amen 🙏🏻 ​@@Jesus_Christ_loves_you_alot

[@NakedWyverns]

I like how the collar on the cat implies that by this point in time, there are at least still intelligent humans living on earth that’ve survived whatever war they were in

[@Miguelalexander-tm2hx]

No, he probably escaped because there was no one to feed him and he had to survive.

[@ApoIIo_]

@@Miguelalexander-tm2hxIt can be seen however you want to imagine it, there’s really no wrong way.

[@fernandosantos7172]

@@ApoIIo_the hienas killed the Cat?

[@ApoIIo_]

@@fernandosantos7172 if you think so

[@russian_empiresfilmproduct6120]

​@@Miguelalexander-tm2hx idk bout that, it'd atleast have to be the second generation post war

[@bakerd182]

Even in death, the soldier protects. The cat and the squirrel were blessed by his presence

[@shootdacheese9342]

An eternal sentinel.

[@Jake-nz9pv]

Soldiers are all war criminals, especially American ones, death to American.

[@Speakerman276]

​@@Finger875it was the soldiers pet

[@breadplaguedoctor2342]

@@Speakerman276that makes it more messed up

[@commenter9677]

@@Speakerman276no, that is not the soilders pet, we see trees grow up before that cat appears, the cat is a kitten, if it was his pet, it would be dead.

[@imthecoolestguyalive]

The imagery of nature reclaiming a place torn apart by cruelty and war will forever be my favourite trope. Flowers blooming out of a gun's barrel, a tank used as shelter for animals during heavy rain, this soldier's body feeding and protecting a few little lives, if only for a little while. If this solider who "served and protected" was worth their salt, they would have been honoured to help push for life to blossom after the bloodshed has ended.

[@ranieri7x]

They should show this clip at the UN when things goes bad, to remember us that we'll be long gone and we won't be missed. We as mankind should be caring to thrive, not wars. Thank you for crafting such a masterpiece.

[@MyBrainGlows]

i mean, dictators and autocrats dont care about human lifes at all, so this woudnt change them and in fact, we as consumers are totally okay with kids die for us just to eat cheap chocolate so nobody would try to do better.

[@jacaredosvudu1638]

Imagine thinking the world cares

[@avixs1543]

@@jacaredosvudu1638 We dont think the world cares. We Hope it does.... Hope is all we have left.

[@guccidan2026]

Stfu. Wars are cool.

[@dog640]

👎🤣

[@user-xz4mk4nj6q]

Even when the soldier died, he protected the animals that came to them, and then flowers grew from him, it’s so amazing !

[@professional_asian]

secondary succession i think. had to learn this in biology💀

[@brennansalazar6071]

@@professional_asian It’d actually be secondary succession since it was after disaster, soil is present; not from scratch like a volcanic island which doesn’t have soil already in placed, etc.

[@professional_asian]

@@brennansalazar6071 yeah mb my dumbass looked it up after and tried to find the comment so i could fix it

[@Existing_Productions]

But why'd his clothes under the armor disappear?

[@TheNemesis432]

@@Existing_ProductionsRotted away. A lot of time has passed after all.

[@HeavenPrinceAmiri]

I think it’s nice how even though he died, technically he will never be gone, his skeleton remained, and even when his skeleton erodes away, it will become ashes that will go everywhere, truly infinite, I think that’s really poetic and relaxing.

[@Z_kun11]

Your atoms are scattered across the universe. The molecules used to make the ground and your DNA. All made from stardust. All the way back to the big bang event, life is an equilibrium that is an active chemical system.

[@Z_kun11]

@@KikiLol-vx6us he bled out

[@HipomosJ]

Matter cannot be created nor destroyed, The Law of Conservation of Mass. He will never disappear.

[@rosyidsyahruromadhonalimin8008]

​@@HipomosJwell he can be turned into energy

[@rosyidsyahruromadhonalimin8008]

@@DrakeDG018 i meant convert his mass into energy with E=MC^2

[@Caucasian_enthusiast]

I think what is truly beautiful about this is that everyone can find their own meaning in it. For me, it’s that nature reclaims everything with time, and that change and time are inevitable.

[@Coolman-02]

It shows both the horror of war and the beauty of nature, and i love it.

[@fgjjdgb3949]

"When I die, flowers will grow from my bones. And I'll be in them. That and eternity" - Edvard Munch 💀🥀

[@ayeitsjake2867]

💀

[@defjusteman629]

I love that quote. ❤

[@Arifumiko]

Why the skull emoji 😂

[@aeba5374]

💀

[@jounbernice5984]

Is that a joke the skull throwing me off 😭💀

[@daddy4sharx]

Great art disturbs the comforted and comforts the disturbed. I think you've done plenty of both here. Fantastic work

[@RS-nc2yn]

who's that quote from? It might just be my all time favourite

[@raineterni2219]

@@RS-nc2yn Cesar A. Cruz

[@spamme.]

Dang guess I'm disturbed- It's so beautiful though 🥺

[@AitkrapooYT]

@@spamme. me too 😭

[@MoscleBrog]

what an articulate words of saying masterpiece

[@beanmanbutchina]

A soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, it’s because he loves everything behind him.

[@azazel166]

Not always, especially now.

[@suziebelle3738]

this is so hilariously incorrect

[@user-jq4dm5hy1d]

自分が育てた生物が自身もろとも生物を壊してもまた再生する自然 その生命の神秘が物凄く美しく切ないし、本当にそんな奇跡みたいな世界に今私が生きてるんだなって思う

[@hansnassau2732]

Agreed

[@Ezenic]

The cat that thought he was alive and started to live with him was so wholesome Edit: This comment got more attention them my videos💀💀 Second Edit: it still somehow has more lmao

[@aidenparker874]

It was

[@chiyomi1502]

"soliders never die they just fade away"

[@KucukOyuncakAsker]

ı be sad it scene

[@JonahGeusebroek]

Made me a tad sad

[@stikkbug2]

agreed

[@sferaefdeer3465]

No one knows whether this soldier was good or evil, but no matter, life always defeats death. After a long silence there is always a life giving noise.

[@Sazid-Shahriyar-Roop]

Heat Death: Are you sure about life defeating death?

[@yueshijoorya601]

Life does not defeat death, it is death that is in-charge of pulling the reins on life. Life is a catalyst for entropy, death is the neutral state.

[@ProudMesopotamianGirl]

​@@Sazid-Shahriyar-Roop Can you explain what did you mean please?

[@lettuceatter_9956]

​@@ProudMesopotamianGirlI think that they mean that there's always life after death and that life itself goes on no matter how much destruction the human condition brings upon itself and the planet, life must go on

[@ProudMesopotamianGirl]

@@lettuceatter_9956 Yeah I understood the original comment, it's beautifully said. But I meant the reply that is talking about Heat Death.

[@Addictedminion]

This was so sad and beautiful at the same time, really shows how life finds a way.

[@actionman9451]

May all those unknown soldiers lost in battle rest in peace, your sacrifices and legacy will live on forever.

[@Ivan19271]

Do not assume, you do not know the context and which side they were on.

[@wa9.ze.q]

​@@Ivan19271Who cares what sife they were on? They wrere soldiers who were forced to fight.

[@Ivan19271]

@@wa9.ze.q Side matters, they could've been on the bad side.

[@Lobotomygaming127]

​@@Ivan19271unless they killed unarmed people,a soldier can be good on any side they fight on.

[@Ivan19271]

@@Lobotomygaming127 Wrong.

[@arousedbanana6327]

It's always the small KZbin channels that produce amazing things, this is just plainly beautiful, you really did make an amzing job here.

[@man-by9iz]

Yea and it’s sad because this video went viral and it became a big channel so they can’t make good videos anymore 😢

[@arousedbanana6327]

@@man-by9iz What kind of Nonsense are you talking about?

[@BallerGaming459]

​@@man-by9izBro your goofiness is out of the charts

[@user-be8uq3fr1q]

Да, но эти потрясающие работы, зачастую маленькие по хронометражу или просто маленькие. Я не видел длинного и качественного, я уверен что они есть, но их явно мало.

[@user-gc6zp5sh8t]

After I finished watching end credit attack on titan, this gave me goosebumps.🥶🥵

[@_silver_sun_]

I love how this piece explores the concept of death in such a peaceful, calming way

[@David-bl2si]

U missed the point of the video if thats ur takeaway

[@_silver_sun_]

@@David-bl2si what do you think it’s about then?

[@David-bl2si]

@@_silver_sun_ ????? Read the title and watch the video

[@willmoser655]

@@David-bl2sihow does this video not confront the concept of death? Sure it’s about more than just that but that’s a pretty reasonable takeaway

[@user-zd6dd8hg2l]

Thats a pretty nice takeaway​@@David-bl2si

[@amandaalves3362]

This animation is beautiful, it reminds me that I am part of nature and that one day I will return to it as this faithful soldier, the world is temporary and mysterious but beautiful even after death. It touched me a lot

[@amandaalves3362]

It's so touching and beautiful how the animals continue to surround the soldier! ❤️

[@user-gf6jw3om1t]

Love the color theory of this film! Great job! Please keep on making films!!

[@RevTheHermit]

“How life carries on endlessly, even after death.” This was the lyric I was reminded of when I was watching this. How fitting.

[@gabagoolgal9363]

What song is that? I’d love to listen 👍

[@Fiveboiledeggs]

@@gabagoolgal9363Saturn by Sleeping at Last

[@swagmastermosley1706]

@@gabagoolgal9363Saturn by sleeping at last

[@lima4-2angel]

Death isn’t the end of life; it’s simply the continuation of it. If we didn’t die then would life continue? Maybe the ones we live, but everything else? Nope. Think of it this way; when we die, we are often buried, or sometimes even just lost in a forest and we die, our bodies decompose and the nutrients and minerals in our bodies return to the soil, which then significantly aid in the growth of new life like plants. Animals can come by, eat the plants, survive, die, and the cycle continues. In a way, we don’t die when we “die” because we become a part of life and nature after the deaths of our mortal bodies. It’s such a beautiful thing. Death isn’t tragic; the way some may die is. Burning to death is tragic but the death in it is also natural mercy. War is unnatural and tragic and it tips the scaled balance of nature, but life prevails. Too much, though, along with other factors, will inevitably push the natural scale down too far down, and we may not be left with any life at all. Including us. This needs to be stopped, and it is possible. But realizations and changes need to be made by us, the people in societies, and not those we have entrusted with our lives to lead us by killing us.

[@SL4PSH0CK]

cool

[@karamii9147]

this was aboslutely beautiful to watch :") - the atmsophere and the animation of the animals was so done so nicely!!

[@IdentifiantE.S]

This is impressive ! 👏

[@JESUSISLORD.........]

Matthew 7:24-27 Jesus says here, Therefore whosoever heareth these sayings of mine, and doeth them, I will liken him unto a wise man, which built his house upon a rock: and the rain descended, and the floods came, and the winds blew, and beat upon that house; and it fell not: for it was founded upon a rock. And every one that heareth these sayings of mine, and doeth them not, shall be likened unto a foolish man, which built his house upon the sand: and the rain descended, and the floods came, and the winds blew, and beat upon that house; and it fell: and great was the fall of it. Jesus saves, God bless.😊

[@Luke_Skywalker1836]

@@JESUSISLORD.........🤖

[@Lou-li5mv]

truly capturing the saying, this too shall pass

[@nobzinpro]

this animation is magnificent !!!

[@KNSLogon]

This is wonderfully done. There is something so uncomfortable, tragic, and yet comforting about this.

[@Wolfy_569]

fr

[@Ootatobag]

Cope, it was pretty beautiful

[@OnMyWayToAsakura]

Nicely said .

[@fritz_town4055]

Agreed

[@Dex124-xv1cz]

Agree

[@oskaros4850]

This is tragic and beautiful at the same time

[@oldsprait163]

yes

[@oldham1399]

true.

[@torad_2120]

A masterpiece indeed

[@alchon5549]

death, you just have to accept it. Death is as much a part of life as birth. There is no need to fear it or postpone this moment. Just live the life you want to live and remember the inevitable

[@lefishe129]

Just like birth, life and death.

[@andyandarius]

Trully a masterpiece. I honestly don't know how to feel about this. It strikes me with so many different emotions. 😢

[@snaky5036]

This could be a great ad for AAA batteries

[@m786g]

😂...."Centuries will pass,,, But our batteries never die!!!!" - *The WTF Batteries*

[@rewalos5077]

When asked to describe life in 3 words, the famous English Poet Robert Frost said, "It goes on." I believe this quote fits this short film well. Such an amazing work.

[@soup6823]

life goes oninoninonino

[@chicken.w]

@@soup6823💀

[@eastonrocket3273]

@@chicken.w💀

[@skunktears1206]

​@@eastonrocket3273💀

[@soldierwarrfspro]

💀​@@soup6823

[@XxDEWxX]

Props to the camera for filming the world restarting again for century of years👍 W people in the reply🗿🗿

[@the_infinexos]

More likely a few centuries. Not even bones would be left after millions of years if he wasn't fossilized

[@XxDEWxX]

@@the_infinexos Wait.. Your right..

[@P.efc06]

pela a armadura do soldado, acho que podemos supor que fosse uma super câmera futurista com terabytes de armazenamento e eu também acho que tenham se passado poucos anos, um século eu acho

[@constastar1660]

Or like 20 years idk

[@HybridGax]

Nah that was just a camera man, the camera falling was him finally dying.

[@jeremiefraser]

Life goes on ❤

[@J0LL1B33]

I wish this short film had more to it. It has a lot of potential.

[@beckstiles6595]

Goes to show that regardless of what happens, nature seemingly finds a way. Most likely, in a scenario like this one, putting in the rising tensions into consideration in the year 2023, humanity might be in this position. However, through the whimsy of this animation, there just might be a silver lining in the end.

[@jestrel]

I really hope for that silver lining and also I believe it tells a tale of lifes sustaining progression even in the presence of death it coincides together

[@andrefasching1332]

We had this "omg the end might be near" a couple of times. Korean War Vietnam War every bigger African war. (to many to name a specific one) Cuban crisis i can only yawn at the current fearmongering. Mutual assured destruction kept us save for a long time

[@malcolmmorin]

@@andrefasching1332 September 7, 1983 was the closest we possibly have come to potential nuclear war. Stanislov Petrov made the call not to phone in a potential US attack long enough to find out it was a computer bug with their newest Soviet Defense computers. Had he decided to phone it in, there might've been some kind of nuclear exchange; whether it would've been big enough to devastate the planet, no idea. I agree that some worries are nothing more than fearmongering, but it's not always that. All it takes is one incident to unravel everything, for one person to ignore the principles of MAD, and it's over. Maybe not for humanity, but our current civilization would be gone.

[@andrefasching1332]

@@malcolmmorin yes,yes. im aware of the Petrov incident. I was talking about the media side of these conflicts. I assume i made than not clear. I just hate it when Newspapers take every glimpse of a chance of anything awful happening as a blanco check of screaming about how its 110% gonna happen if we dont act NOW!!1! or even worse, say stuff like "we can only hope" Newspapers should inform, not inflict fear to sell better. Thats all im saying

[@echosmoon5605]

Chill don’t say that😂 ima be one of the ones fighting in this war 😅

[@Timmering]

This shows that even after the tragic events of war, life can still sprout and that you’re never truely alone.

[@andrewternet8370]

This shows anarchoprimitavism is the best model for mankind

[@firelightyear]

Same can be said for the very final episode of “Attack on Titan” recently.

[@Blackman1000ify]

@@firelightyear The ending kind of reminded me of the Attack on Titan ending too.

[@firelightyear]

@@Blackman1000ify Yeah it had like a boy in an overgrown forest that was a World War III war zone with an animal.

[@feosty5526]

@@andrewternet8370 how exactly? To me it shows that mankind should focus even more on science and technology

[@Psyrock]

This is how long I'll wait for her😀

[@bobjackson338]

This is honestly such a powerful animation. It just shows how humans have affected and destroyed such a beautiful world. Nature looked so beautiful after. It even goes to show how beautiful the world looks after conflict. Credits to this animator. Amazing!

[@Ivan19271]

Not all humans, the side that attacked caused all this.

[@bobjackson338]

@@Ivan19271 Humans in general have destroyed this world. You haven’t seen how if humans didn’t exist, plants would be greener, biodiversity of the oceans would still be intact?

[@reinertgregal1130]

I like how through the short film it makes you have a feeling of sadness about us a species, seemingly dead, but in the end there's a glimpse of hope that we might arise once again, but also a sudden realization that we might go that route again and forget the mistakes we have made. Honestly I wish we could find a way to live in harmony with nature rather than harm it and destroy ourselves with it.

[@michealklondike4049]

I hate to break it to you man, but you’d definitely rather be living how you are now, than in nature.

[@CarlytheWolf23]

​@michealklondike4049 thats not what they meant 💀 They meant we shouldn't destroy nature but coexist alongside it, and also not destroy ourselves in the process. And the animation showed the human race going through a soft reboot of sorts, but with every reboot, the same issues that ended with the reboot can reoccur.

[@Z_kun11]

@@CarlytheWolf23how are we supposed to do that were not even type 1 civilization yet💀

[@pilotman9819]

Nature itself lives in harmony by killing and brutality, Humanity fails in comparison to how many animals has gone extinct just because Nature told them to go fuck themselves. Death, killing, and violence is part of Nature and everything else under the Sun.

[@UNITEDNATIONSAREAWESOME]

But exploiting nature makes profit 🤑

[@CarterdaCarter]

Loved this! Your use of lighting to set the mood is beautiful and the backgrounds are all super unique while still containing the feel of original scene!

[@seventhavenuesubway123]

No comments is crazy

[@user-xi4vx4ct4n]

The job of nature makes everything perfect

[@SlayDrawsStuff13]

1:56 at least the squirrel was kind enough to give him his nuts back

[@Titanedit7]

The Soldier died on a battlefield, he was not buried respectfully, but nature took care of it slowly. Nature tries to heal the lost ones. I think this is the perfect homage and tribute to a fallen soldier. ❤ I cried i know how it feels

[@viktorcarpenter7893]

😭😭😭

[@TheDragonfriday]

Nature don't heal, Nature take it back into the soil become part of the environment once more

[@Jesus_Christ_loves_you_alot]

Hey there! Jesus Christ loves you. He is the only way to heaven. May God bless you! 😊

[@chasemckay7442]

@@Jesus_Christ_loves_you_alot Shut up 😊

[@moisess7566]

* proceeds to get eaten by hyenas *

[@v1ruzalt]

idk which i should be more impressed: 1. the absolute beauty of this artstyle 2. how the camera batteries survived a span of prob 100 years

[@thecedricmaxim4855]

More like 5-10 years

[@Max-zo6rv]

@@thecedricmaxim4855 no way man full grown trees and a whole jungle that have grown from a ruins of a city probably took a couple of centuries

[@firebottle8402]

Futuristic technology, I like to think this is a last war between modern civilizations for a resource-scarce Earth, which results in society's collapse and what follows is a serene post-apocalypse

[@pga370]

​@@Max-zo6rv но почему тогда труп так медленно разлагался? Трупы на природе разлагаются в течении года, тут неправильное соотношение времени.

[@David-bl2si]

@@pga370 It’s an incorrect ratio but it’s just a short so they probably weren’t trying to be that accurate. the point of the video is to point out the resilience of the environment after conflict

[@nnnbry]

I was having a chaotic day and all I can say is thank you for this, it calmed my mood

[@iqantahir32]

This video deserves short film award of the year

[@grimstone1895]

Rest in peace, all those who have not returned home from the battlefield...

[@user-wu8qc9bb3e]

This is not about the soldier though.... But I agree.

[@Eggheadpotato]

​@@user-wu8qc9bb3esad thing about the soldier and most other soldiers is that they were forgotten, no one knows who they were.

[@B5afw]

@@user-wu8qc9bb3eidc it’s sad that the soldier didn’t return home

[@lordtark6736]

​@@user-wu8qc9bb3eAnd when it's going to be about them ?

[@06nilesh]

​@@user-wu8qc9bb3ewhat it's about?

[@wyattpresnell4639]

I would love to learn about the lore behind the war this soldier was in, and what happened to humanity after.

[@iminacatsuit]

Judging by the futuristic aesthetic, it was set in the future and by the way the soldier was dressed, i think it was a war for resources

[@KalashVodka175]

Humanity survived as proved by the kid at the end, but parts of humanity or even all of it regressed technologically, that’s what I get from it

[@whotookmytoast6418]

Some sort of nuclear exchange most likely, judging by the destruction, the fact no relief or clean up units came, and no one collected the bodies. The conflict was bad enough to send humans back to the stone age, but not destroy the planet outright.

[@Jorge-tw3ql]

Que es mejor? Mejorar tecnológicamente y dejar que el mundo se seque? O retroceder tecnológicamente y que la humanidad y el mundo prosperen?​@@KalashVodka175

[@FingerboardJunkie]

@@KalashVodka175regressed for a reason, everyone needs a reset even mother nature, and this could happen any day now. re as a whole definitely need to reset

[@user-gj1dz4dj9m]

Beautiful, truly beautiful

[@HajuAnimation]

What a wonderful animation is it😢😢

[@vladpoluektov2217]

It's beautiful to see a soldier become one with nature, once a cool soldier with a cool story to tell, and now just an empty skeleton remains

[@theuglybird6299]

That lives in peace

[@zussman_]

i dont get it how people find this beafutul imagine dying on a war and your body was stayed like years on same position and animals using your body for everthing they want also technology got worse

[@vladpoluektov2217]

@@zussman_ it's nice (in my opinion) to see a man become one with nature

[@ffutSdetaminA]

​@@zussman_your not being one with the peace in this video you might be looking to negatively at it

[@imokguysivetoldyoutoomanyt2427]

Even when dead, a story is to be told. With every corpse, there is a reason, a tale to tell of its life, and how it may have died.

[@bunderlemu7802]

2:25 What a resilient camera!

[@Hasled12]

2:04 nah the nut btw good animation

[@alokroychowdhury8426]

Truly poetic. This film potrays the short span and fickleness of human beings. Those who wonder, the camera here (perhaps) suggests the perspective of us, which remain intact against the war even after centuries. ❤

[@Ivan19271]

Agreed, US will always keep intact 💪🇺🇲🦅

[@Gabrielbarsch]

Me waiting for my friend to get online

[@animationbIox]

😔

[@boiyoumother4909]

It happens

[@puplos125]

damn i used to watch your madness combat videos good to see you again pal

[@TheBladeArt]

Fr 💀😭

[@Chirp-chirp]

The sound design and composition of this is perfect! What an incredibly satisfying and engaging work of art

[@tizitl1947]

A nicely animation done, the crew deserver a prize for this 🏆

[@cheesy175]

*“I’ll be back in five minutes bro I promise”*

[@theconstellationofboredom8635]

The soldier even in death was loved.

[@foolishsparky]

I've rewatched this I don't know how many times now, and still, everytime his eyes shut, I feel a lump in my throat like I'm about to cry. It's animated so fucking well.

[@itojusedi]

It's never easy to watch someone die. Even if it's an animation short film.

[@vantaze6955]

This film depicts how u should move on regardless of the problems you have in life, dont stop yourself from going forward because of one thing, you should let go and move on. Just like the world or the nature around is chaging and moving on amd the soldier the problem or the emotions

[@weirdbaconhair]

So this is where it's from amazing also rest in peace to that soldier 🪖🫡

[@maxbarthelemy7284]

Incredible! Your use of color is masterful! Really wonderful film.

[@stexus6282]

“De mi cuerpo podrido crecerán flores y yo estoy en ellas, y eso es la eternidad”.

[@DogWhisper]

This is just beautiful

[@GamingGoliath-fy7uj]

The resilience of the powerline pole is crazy. The fact that it lasted that long is just wild.

[@blazersflame9318]

Resilience At first, the soldier's strength did shine so bright, Resilience, in the heat of battle's fight. But as time passed, a deeper truth unfurled, The world itself, in strife, found strength to twirl. Life after conflict, scars and wounds so deep, Yet from the ashes, new promises would creep. The earth, it heals, as seasons gently turn, In every heart, a chance for love to burn. A symphony of life, both wild and serene, In nature's grace, the world itself a dream. The soldier's tale, a part of this grand scheme, In resilience, the universe does gleam. So let us see, in every step we take, The beauty of a world that won't forsake. For in resilience, we all find our way, In every dawn, a brighter, hopeful day.

[@Ambatublaw404]

🎉

[@monkemanisback]

Is this ai💀

[@chrissmith5961]

@@monkemanisbackno way to know for sure

[@mannam2063]

shut up

[@Randomghost-kx6kq]

This is beautiful..

[@MathewSan_]

Great animation 👍🔝

[@settratheimperishable7800]

I love this animation so much words cannot even describe it

[@traveler_22_03]

Великолепно, записывайте ещё, у вас это отлично получается 💪🏽👍🏽

[@gitBritt]

1:29 with the hyenas I was expecting Mufasa roar to scare them away 😂🤣

[@notdoingthisforapowerpoint]

I LOVE EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS. NATURE SLOWLY CONSUMING WHAT'S LEFT OF HUMANITY HAS ALWAYS BEEN ONE OF MY FAVORITE CONCEPTS AND THIS IS JUST SO BEAUTIFUL. I LOVE ART. ✩♡✩✩✩♡♡✩✩✩ THANK YOU FOR THIS WONDERFUL MOVIEE

[@jestrel]

Maybe it means mostly relating to war though since the ending a kid came along

[@DavidtinSongulous9856]

@@jestrel pretty much. Even though (by the looks of it, at least) humanity regressed technologically because of the unknown war, they still survived whatever apocalypse their ancestors brought upon themselves.

[@jestrel]

@@DavidtinSongulous9856 Yes that too they reverted back to dweller times! It comes full circle abd I love what it's telling!

[@DavidtinSongulous9856]

@@jestrel Eyup!

[@DavidtinSongulous9856]

@@jestrel as a novice fiction writer, one thing that I love to mix in a story is fantasy mixed with the post-apocalypse genre. I like to capture the wonder of the descendants of a destroyed civilization at how “magical” their ancestors were and, at the same time, horrified at the mistakes of what they did in times long past.

[@Nathan74357]

Great job Yunie Choi! I’m impressed with the animation and hope to see more of this art soon in other animations!

[@Lizer29]

Esto es tan precioso... Es increíble que una animación como está exista.

[@CursedVillagerYT]

“The fact that camera didn’t Die after being on for so long” 💀

[@Ryan13163]

The war and the soldier's armor was futuristic maybe the camera too?

[@Ozzy-zx1eq]

The fact he brings joy to lots of animals is so nice

[@dgsez]

영상미가 넘치고 아름답고 세월이 흐르며 변화되는 분위기와 빠르게 전개되는 이야기가 마음에 들어요 ❤❤❤

[@TheRealTreener]

Genuine goosebumps, first time ive ever felt this much emotion for an animation.

[@nostalgia5631]

One of the best animations made in our era. The details in this video is just great

[@nicolasortiz6282]

In the whole era ???? You must be a child for thinking that

[@SpringyAfton]

​@@nicolasortiz6282man shut up

[@j-blox2612]

@@nicolasortiz6282let people have their opinion

[@basic6735]

@@nicolasortiz6282 Don’t be rude, since believe it or not, your opinion isn’t superior

[@Z_kun11]

@@nicolasortiz6282what a childish thing to say.

[@Nickola_United]

Спасибо оператору Саше, что помог нам заснять такие уникальные кадры

[@lukpetrovich]

Легенда

[@SAKURAGEN0]

А сколько памяти хватило на камеру целые 30 лет!

[@Johnny22854]

@@SAKURAGEN0 да какие 30, сотни!

[@Nosyte338]

Оо тут русский?

[@Nickola_United]

@@Nosyte338 ну тип)

[@Hepheat75]

Absolutely amazing

[@malachiharvey869]

Nature heals, just like many things in life.

[@leedayunderwood]

Meaningful beauty on the simplest scale. This is genuinely one of the best animated shorts I’ve seen in a while. It just makes you feel refreshed. Hydrated.

[@TheVHS-KK]

This is really amazing! I love the story and message it tells a lot too. Something random I also found interesting is how even after the war and their death, that soldier still served a purpose; a cat found comfort and safety from the corpse, Hiyenas found a meal from the corpse, a squirrel was able to store their food with the corpse, and multiple birds where able to make a nest out of the corpse.

[@ZaidkZai]

Amazing story ❤

[@Apollothecat2017]

Thank you for making something so peaceful, ive been really stressed lately and this is just calming and if only five nights at freddys had such a peaceful end, thanks CalArts 2023 and Yuni Choi

[@eduardoyamazato3806]

Uma das animações mais bonitas que já vi, parabéns.

[@TheBacon30]

Finalmente algum brasileiro aqui...

[@eduardoyamazato3806]

@@TheBacon30 kkk quem diria ser notado em milhões de comentários

[@Douglas27souls]

Uma verdadeira ARTE meu amigo!

[@loboguara5712]

Tudo nessa animação é perfeito

[@TheBacon30]

@@eduardoyamazato3806 kk

[@ahegoamigo8078]

Even with all of the beauty in this video, I can’t help but snicker at the fact that there’s a squirrel putting nuts in the dead guys nuts at 1:59 💀

[@elliotgraham-yj8og]

I’m surprise that my messed up mind is fading away

[@Lich45]

I mean we gotta replace hes nuts with real nut

[@thej8656]

Snicker?

[@ratxentherat]

@@thej8656laugh and smirk mixed together

[@AaronBarrera-kz2yt]

“I don’t know what the Third World War would look like, but the fourth will be sticks & rocks.” - Albert Einstein

[@Creatureeee]

What a gentleman of a squirrel for returning the man’s nuts.

[@judaxd]

Soldier was never alone, he was always accompanied by animals, in the end it seemed as if the animals gathered to be with him.

[@TeamFortressClassic]

And Also ate him. Nature Is beautiful 😍💀

[@unknownmasksw2serialirious580]

@@TeamFortressClassicbut yep his human soldier forgot about him so…I think I go out like this if that ever happen to me 😂

[@dextynlabelle9326]

dont forget the indian kid at the end of the video

[@Buderus69]

You are never alone, even square of your body is filled with mites that eat your skin and poop.

[@someguy-hc8gi]

@@dextynlabelle9326 you're lucky that I'm probably one of the only people who see this

[@Soldadobrasileiro-jt8ik]

*_Your story will not be forgotten_* *But the main resistance was from nature* Beautiful animation, sound vibration, the camera being a physical object, and the work that the developers did congratulations 👏🏼

[@TeamFortressClassic]

Pretty sure bro was forgotten lol, not even burried.

[@erlindacaparas5260]

@@TeamFortressClassic dont laugh about it

[@TeamFortressClassic]

@@erlindacaparas5260 Not laughing, just saying that he died for nothing but a piece of land on a planet covered by water, life has more meaning than just wasting it.

[@erlindacaparas5260]

@@TeamFortressClassic makes sense now sorry.

[@AnEpicStickman]

No, it was from the camera

[@ThomasStewart-gv8wv]

We are but a small, insignificant speck in this world. Our lives come and go. We live, laugh, love and cry and it is all like a puff of smoke in the wind, we are here and then we are not; but the world, and life, shall continue on. As though we never existed at all.

[@yuhkoh7129]

the resilience of the battery is out of this world