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Short of the Week

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What it means to lose a loved one told through the art of a well-packed suitcase.
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Negative Space
A Film by Tiny Inventions (Ru Kuwahata & Max Porter)
www.tinyinventions.com
Right at the outset, let me lay my cards on the table-this is a nearly perfect short. I qualify that statement with the “nearly”, only because I do not believe that art is a competition towards a platonic ideal. Though our site has taken on the challenge of serving as an arbitrator in questions of artistic and entertainment value, I still tend towards relativism in these matters. Taste is personal, and besides, perfection is often incompatible with innovation and risk-taking. Some of my favorite short films are decidedly imperfect and all the more enjoyable to me because of it.
But back to the point-Negative Space is practically perfect. Like so many shorts I admire, the film incorporates multitudes of seemingly contradictory qualities: at a mere 5 minutes, there is really no wasted space, and yet it is exceedingly spare. Based off a celebrated Ron Koertge poem that clocks in at only 150 words, it allows for moments of subtlety and contemplation that are so necessary in visual storytelling-those perfectly blocked shots, held for an extra moment, that drive home the rich emotional interiority of its characters. It’s simultaneously one of the most humanistic films of recent memory, but it also stars no humans. Its stop-motion animation is expressive, detailed and grounded, and yet it has no compunction about taking off on flights of fancy, segueing via delightful transitions into fantastical asides that play with scale and setting - S/W Curator, Jason Sondhi
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CREDITS
Director / Writer: Max Porter & Ru Kuwahata
Production: Nidia Santiago & Edwina Liard
Co-production: Jean-Louis Padis
Original poem: Ron Koertge
Set Decoration: Ru Kuwahata, Marion Lacourt, Victoria Tanto, Max Porter
Puppets: Ru Kuwahata, Satoru Yoshida, Tomas Gebcyznski, Max Porter
Animation lead: Sylvain Derosne
Additional animation: Eric Montchaud, Ru Kuwahata
Cinematography lead: Nadine Buss
Additional cinematography: Simon Gesrel, Max Porter
Production / Post-production management: Nidia Santiago & Edwina Liard
Production Assistants: Philippe Baranzini, Walid Païenda, Fred Borja, Lucile Pellerin, Maxime Lebalanc, Juluien Renrad, Willy Fair
Post-Production: Max Porter, Sami Guellai, Pierre Morin, Ru Kuwahata
Editing: Max Porter
Music & Sound Design:Bram Meindersma **posée et enregistrée avec le soutien de la SACEM en association avec Ciclic
Voice:Albert Birney
Voice Recording: Keviln Hill, CAS
Color Grade:Thibaut Pétillon
Sound Mix: Matthieu Langlet
-Studio Providers-
Voice recording facility: Studio Unknown
Decoration: Ciclic Animation
Puppets: Moving Puppets
Animation: Ikki Inc., Manuel Cam Studio, Tiny Inventions
Post production: Ciclic Animation, Ikki Inc.
Color correction: Royal Post
Sound mix: Eclair
Typography: YouWorkForThem
Insurance: Gras Savoye
Bank: CIC
Accountant: Lebrun Audiovisual
Distribution: Miyu Distribution
Publicist: Fumi Kitahara
-Funding-
Avec la participation du Centre National du Cinéma et de l’Image Animée - Contribution Financière
Avec la participation d’Arte France - Unité de Programmes Cinéma
Avec le soutien de la Mairie de Paris en partenariat avec le CNC
Avec le soutien du CNC (Nouvelles Technologies en Production)
Avec le soutien de la Procirep et de l’Angoa
Puffin Foundation Ltd.
Marcella Brenner Grants for Faculty Research Development from Maryland Institute College of Art
La Maison des scénaristes
Negative Space has been supported in production by Ciclic-Région Centre Val de Loire, in association with the CNC. It has benefited of the support for original music creation by the SACEM in association with Ciclic. It has been hosted in Vendôme (France) from June 2nd to September 2nd, 2016, and from December 1st to January 31st, 2017. Ciclic is a public institution for cultural cooperation created by the Centre-Val de Loire Region and the French State. www.ciclic.fr.
Year: 2017
Country: FRANCE
© Ikki Films / MANUEL CAM Studio / Ikki Inc.
This film is reproduced on this channel with the permission of the rights-holders.

КОМЕНТАРІ: 4 600
@shinyhead6548
@shinyhead6548 4 роки тому
“look at all that wasted space" really impacted me
@oof1291
@oof1291 4 роки тому
Heyyo Mo i don’t get that part
@leahdudash9421
@leahdudash9421 4 роки тому
oof me either
@uniquemystique8566
@uniquemystique8566 4 роки тому
The short is called ‘Negative space’ because negative space is the unused space. When he said “look at all that wasted space” he was referring to the emptiness around his father’s body. It seemed wrong to him because they had been tightly packing suitcases together all his life.
@qwertyqwerty6099
@qwertyqwerty6099 4 роки тому
@@oof1291 not that hard to understand.. regret.. that he can't pack for his dad's last trip..
@hayk3000
@hayk3000 4 роки тому
@@uniquemystique8566 I interpreted it as he was more focused on the empty space than on his father. But I like your way better, I preffer to think of it as positive thing.
@dansback8053
@dansback8053 4 роки тому
Perhaps ‘look at all that wasted space’ is referring to periods of time in the past where time was not spent together. Opportunities wasted.
@JaneDoe-ci3gj
@JaneDoe-ci3gj 4 роки тому
He seems to really love his dad.💟Perhaps it means that he's lonely now that his dad is not here, Wasted space=Empty space (missing someone💔.) I guess there no right way to interpret it.🤔
@jenifermartins2946
@jenifermartins2946 4 роки тому
I hadn't thought of that...like @Jane Doe said, I guess there might not be an acurate interpretation. I think each person's interpretation is a reflection of what they've been through in life. I thought it meant that his relationship with his dad was so cold that he learned to see everything in a cold/utilitarian way, in which feelings and sensitivities are less important than making sure everything is useful (Peter Singer came straight to my mind). It's like he didn't see death, he just saw a big box with not much inside, and that's a waste because the utility of a box is to put stuff inside and not having it completely filled makes it only "half useful". I'm not sure I was able to explain it very well. English is not my first language. Anyways, great video! Gives a lot of food for thought!
@jaiyash0
@jaiyash0 4 роки тому
Jenifer Martins incredibly written
@juliacosta3179
@juliacosta3179 4 роки тому
Jenifer Martins I thought the same!!
@abelmalespin
@abelmalespin 4 роки тому
Agreed good observation
@rowenayow2974
@rowenayow2974 2 роки тому
Dunno who will read this, but to share, this film was made by Max Porter and Ru Kuwahata, a power animating couple. He was a professor of mine in college and he shared the process of it in class. The clothes were modelled off his own, and his wife Ru made each of the tiny replicas. The furniture in his tiny childhood home, is a replica of his own home, down to the fabric of the sofas. This was really about his dad. They spent a year in residency in Paris making this film. It was nominated for an Oscar the year after I graduated. I feel incredibly lucky to have seen it's process and to learn about his story. Thanks Max for everything!
@sattysattyoboh9845
@sattysattyoboh9845 Рік тому
Aww
@GonjaGrowinGirl
@GonjaGrowinGirl Рік тому
Wow that amazing, thankyou for your input too!! Amazing stop motion video.🙏👍💯
@harbyarby1347
@harbyarby1347 Рік тому
Oh my gosh! I was in Film, Animation and Video with Max! This is so cool. He was/prob still is so gentle and always nice, quiet and super talented! Hard worker and really focused. That is so awesome. Literally like 13 of us in this major (at Rhode Island School of Design in Providence). Thanks for sharing who made it!
@stepandenisov2730
@stepandenisov2730 Рік тому
i envy them a lot
@forgottozhonya957
@forgottozhonya957 Рік тому
That's so cool
@deepab8241
@deepab8241 3 роки тому
"Look at all the wasted space" proves how imperfect the relationship was between him, his father and his mother. They were folded up tightly just like the clothes inside the suitcase alligned right in their space without even overflowing an inch of it. Everything was measured in teaspoons in that house. Perfection itself was measured out. Their life was PERFECT but lifeless.
@Analysis_Paralysis
@Analysis_Paralysis Рік тому
Beautiful interpretation! They led separate lives that didn't intersect or meaningfully connect. It was all about stuff and efficiency, there was no room for the boy to express his needs or his feelings of loneliness or abandonment. There was no room for life!
@DivyaJoan
@DivyaJoan 11 місяців тому
Very interesting interpretation.
@Nyc99
@Nyc99 10 місяців тому
Its like some kind of disorder
@TheAllSeeingEye2468
@TheAllSeeingEye2468 9 місяців тому
I wouldn't say perfect. I think it's implied that the father might've been seeing someone on his "business trips"
@Dejyepyyo
@Dejyepyyo 5 місяців тому
Perfectamente imperfecta..
@GizmoMaltese
@GizmoMaltese 4 роки тому
Such a beautiful synthesis of visual and verbal poetry. The coffin was the last suitcase for the final trip.
@ernestlindersonguarde2877
@ernestlindersonguarde2877 4 роки тому
I cried. A lot.
@Sandrine.230
@Sandrine.230 4 роки тому
I got goosebumps reading this! That's so true!
@birchtreez440
@birchtreez440 4 роки тому
And in that final trip, there's nothing inside but the dead person.
@casher7821
@casher7821 4 роки тому
@@ernestlindersonguarde2877 you should really watch House of Small Cubes. You're welcome.
@FaiGal
@FaiGal 4 роки тому
This comment hurted
@christa6298
@christa6298 4 роки тому
His dad also taught me how to pack.
@w8bblefr8g82
@w8bblefr8g82 4 роки тому
Ah that got me 😂
@monirayusuf30
@monirayusuf30 4 роки тому
🤣🤣
@artaemip3044
@artaemip3044 4 роки тому
Yeah. I used to just make everything in a sushi roll and shove it to my bag. Now I know how to do it correctly. Lol
@charunoni3023
@charunoni3023 4 роки тому
😆😆😆😆
@magnisky
@magnisky 4 роки тому
It felt like sad Mari Kondo. Learned a lot. 👍😸
@cheeeseforlife
@cheeeseforlife 3 роки тому
wait did you guys notice the part where his dad put him in the suitcase (2:06), his wristwatch left him and was swallowed by the waves of clothes. I think what could be interpreted here was how all this packing and all, stole precious time his dad could have spent with him instead. Woah this really is one brilliant creation. I am also having fun reading through the comments of various intreptations!
@scribbledeedee5020
@scribbledeedee5020 Рік тому
Me too lol I’m reading them all😂
@shekinahkidsvideos
@shekinahkidsvideos Рік тому
Great wisdom!
@Mysticoach88
@Mysticoach88 Рік тому
Of course, it's a form of being unavailable, neglect, abandonment issues
@poojamayande5957
@poojamayande5957 Рік тому
Wow after reading ur comment i got know the exact meaning, thanks
@allison4644
@allison4644 22 дні тому
So many clothes in the waves of the ocean like thoughts swirling around in his mind..
@Sonakshi111
@Sonakshi111 3 роки тому
While most people are trying to interpret the meaning, I’m just glad I came across this because I hate packing and this was very helpful. Not to mention the animation was beautiful beyond words
@DivyaJoan
@DivyaJoan 11 місяців тому
Hahaha...yes, true. Excellent tips.
@TenTenJ
@TenTenJ 11 місяців тому
The other way to pack is lay everything flat and stacked on top of each other, and keep smaller items in the pockets. This prevents wrinkling and fits in more items because when you fold or roll anything, inevitably it takes up more space. 😊
@anihysenaj3743
@anihysenaj3743 11 місяців тому
lol
@mostafanegim
@mostafanegim 10 місяців тому
😂
@vivek06media
@vivek06media 7 місяців тому
On point 😅
@themansu402
@themansu402 4 роки тому
Look at all that wasted space. All the time we could have spent. All the memories we could have shared. All the dreams we could have built.
@My.Lifes.Journey
@My.Lifes.Journey 4 роки тому
Salam, I agree. At first I didn't understand but now I get it. Life is too short. Spend quality time. Don't waste time.
@aliakhatri4633
@aliakhatri4633 4 роки тому
Asssalam wrwb... True that
@My.Lifes.Journey
@My.Lifes.Journey 4 роки тому
@@aliakhatri4633 wa alaykom asalam. 🌸
@ubayyd
@ubayyd 4 роки тому
@@aliakhatri4633 just one comment ??
@CodySvsTheNet
@CodySvsTheNet 4 роки тому
Or we need form fitting coffins😃
@magazineart4675
@magazineart4675 4 роки тому
"Look at all that wasted space." When you only teach your child one thing in life....what do you expect for him to think when you are gone? Amazing story.
@19Marc79
@19Marc79 4 роки тому
My father taught me as a a boy how to fix a hole in a bicycle tube, how to drill a hole in a wall and how to play Skat.
@forestsoceansmusic
@forestsoceansmusic 4 роки тому
No, it was a joke -- 'Black Humour'.
@magazineart4675
@magazineart4675 4 роки тому
My father failed as a parent. I am so blessed my son has an amazing father.
@mustafanazari7858
@mustafanazari7858 4 роки тому
Well said
@breaktherules3041
@breaktherules3041 4 роки тому
You're very much missing the point here
@pembasherpa6076
@pembasherpa6076 3 роки тому
When his father was leaving for temporary days he fulfilled all the spaces in his suitcase but when he left permanently he left all empty...which symbolizes our life..rather than filling our life with materilistic things ..fill with love and memories that lives forever 🧡.. This is what I learned from this short amazing clip... Do you agree with me?
@luisdecastro7623
@luisdecastro7623 3 роки тому
I agree..indeed.
@chandekar8672
@chandekar8672 2 роки тому
Agree
@rajiblochandash2901
@rajiblochandash2901 2 роки тому
Yaa I agree with you
@Savna06
@Savna06 2 роки тому
👍
@itsbuterflyb.u.e.t8132
@itsbuterflyb.u.e.t8132 2 роки тому
Yeah this makes sense👍
@fernfractal
@fernfractal Рік тому
the single word his dad texted back expressed how much pain this boy felt, despite him not knowing it. the wasted space similarly expresses the pain & emptiness inside his heart, for hardly he knew his father at all.
@harrymakongwa1147
@harrymakongwa1147 4 роки тому
I just learned how to pack fro trip today..thanks ..
@joelformica8344
@joelformica8344 4 роки тому
I don’t think shoes should be just on top like that.
@IneptOrange
@IneptOrange 4 роки тому
@@joelformica8344 What's what the plastic is for
@nishhx_x
@nishhx_x 4 роки тому
@@joelformica8344 maybe put em in a plastic cover?
@mikeknight42
@mikeknight42 4 роки тому
well you can wrap them in a plastic bag .. but then the bag is a dirty on the inside and it looks junky. Perfect idea. This is to explain packing as an art more than anything. It isn't a tutorial. Lots of people had things their dads were good at and we asked endless questions until we understood it.
@valquiros6998
@valquiros6998 4 роки тому
HahahahahHah
@ellenh278
@ellenh278 4 роки тому
The underwear jellyfish though! I loved the crashing waves/underwater segment. Clever.
@soniarana5061
@soniarana5061 4 роки тому
I quite didnt get that part could you explain it to me please 😅
@ellenh278
@ellenh278 4 роки тому
@@soniarana5061 @2:29 ..a pair of underwear swimming upwards like a jellyfish would. Just after the belt/eel. All so clever.
@devonhughes3805
@devonhughes3805 4 роки тому
R.S love you’re not the only one. I thought it was clever, but I get bothered when I see clever things in films but can’t figure out “why” they’re there except to sort of “show off”
@Ebakyza
@Ebakyza 4 роки тому
@@devonhughes3805 that's a good point but I think in this film that jellyfish thing was a part of creating underwater atmosphere and a reason for the boy to get out the "water".
@shubhamnamdev
@shubhamnamdev 4 роки тому
underwater*
@thislittlepiggy-bedtime-videos
@thislittlepiggy-bedtime-videos 2 роки тому
In won’t go into details, but I relate so much that this story literally spoke to me. Me and my dad always ‘bonded’ on some specific thing.. he wasn’t a particular affectionate person… at least he didn’t show it.. but behind those words he said there was always ‘something else’. My interpretation of “look at all that wasted space” is that after all these years of bonding ONLY about packing, it naturally all he can say to begin with.. thats what associate his dad with … so he naturally thinks that first… he’s probably trying to bond again (kind of when you talk with someone dead at. The cemetery over their grave )Also… he talks about ‘wasted space’ cause there’s definitely some sort of regret/disappointment… of not having lived a full relationship with the dad.. not having explored other feeling, experiences etc… but limited instead their most intimate father/son moments to talk about packing… instead of living it fully… so it’s kind of ‘wasted’. Also I’m glad Tiny Invention is doing great!!! I remember being a big fan of them whilst I was at uni.. I also interviewed the woman (can’t remember her name) for my dissertation… I remember the guys name tho! max .. easier to remember.. but I definitely won’t forget their lovely happy faces and great work! Well done Tiny Invention!!!
@Twig_ccj
@Twig_ccj Рік тому
Yes, I thought this too, I don’t really bond with my father
@VarshaManoj
@VarshaManoj 2 роки тому
Loved the movie! Loved the comment section too where each person has typed down what they understood. That is one of the best part about UKposts. The movie was so well made that people got different ideas and the comment section gives you a glimpse into each persons understanding 😍☺
@shahnazali8038
@shahnazali8038 2 роки тому
I agree
@Zephirite.
@Zephirite. 2 роки тому
Wonderfully put.
@RakiReviews-bu6hp
@RakiReviews-bu6hp Рік тому
Best comment I had read in this comment section
@sibarani2448
@sibarani2448 4 роки тому
“Look at all that wasted space” reminds me that when we die there is nothing we can bring with us. We work so hard when we alive for things that we think are more important. But at the end all that materials will just left behind.
@bharathtony6087
@bharathtony6087 4 роки тому
P Sibarani my friend it doesn’t matter if you don’t live in present, Don’t think
@staceymartinez4690
@staceymartinez4690 4 роки тому
The bible speaks of this Luke 12:15 And he said to them, “Take care, and be on your guard against all covetousness, for one's life does not consist in the abundance of his possessions.
@pornpunyanaso1057
@pornpunyanaso1057 4 роки тому
After reading many comment trying to explain the meaning of “look at all that wasted space”, i do agree with yours most.
@casher7821
@casher7821 4 роки тому
You should see House of Small Cubes. You're welcome 😊
@zed2579
@zed2579 4 роки тому
For me me it reminds, that every moment of the father and son didn't enjoy their life while it last.
@pubalikhataniar4963
@pubalikhataniar4963 4 роки тому
"Wasted Space" here, in my opinion reveals that the protagonist and his father bonded over only how to pack suitcases. They didn't share anything else, as his father was always on tour. So when he saw his father in the coffin the only thought that came to his mind was about packing suitcases and how to utilize the spaces and not any happy memories with his father because he didn't have any. I feel like that.
@kuntalmistry
@kuntalmistry 4 роки тому
Here, Time of life is also Space !
@mehra7690
@mehra7690 4 роки тому
Same . Only thing is I don't have words to write my opinion . U did my part
@19Marc79
@19Marc79 4 роки тому
My father is similar. I moved back into my parents´ house in my thirties because we had so much wasted space there. In the 8 years, that I have been living with them now he never approached me to do a "Father/son thing" (Bowling, Cycling, Cinema, etc.). He just watches TV all day long and drinks his beer daily and seems content with that. I approached him many times. But he NEVER approached me. During my adolescence it was the same. Early childhood I can´t remember.
@zainudeenjeeawody3175
@zainudeenjeeawody3175 4 роки тому
Well said. Also depicting how we leave this world empty handed.
@nikhil-sabniveesu
@nikhil-sabniveesu 4 роки тому
Now i understood the meaning of video
@ravenchaplin8932
@ravenchaplin8932 3 роки тому
this is why I love short films because they can tell such a big story in a few minutes
@hana.the.writer5074
@hana.the.writer5074 9 місяців тому
I pray that those kids who grow in negative spaces grow to be better parents even if they say you cannot give what you haven’t been given. Somewhere in our souls.. would guide us to give what we lacked.
@kavin_kumar
@kavin_kumar 4 роки тому
Trust me, stop motion takes a lot of time and effort. A lot.
@ericamartinsferraz6821
@ericamartinsferraz6821 4 роки тому
A LOT!
@Danny_Az
@Danny_Az 4 роки тому
A LOT!
@sooyaaa8847
@sooyaaa8847 4 роки тому
A LOT!
@user-ed7ed6rw3f
@user-ed7ed6rw3f 4 роки тому
A LOT!
@imadfazil5678
@imadfazil5678 4 роки тому
A LOT!
@Natalie-ud1mh
@Natalie-ud1mh 4 роки тому
I’ve never heard my father ever say anything I did in my life was “Perfect”. That would’ve been such an important word for me too.
@okbutakiraiskindaquirky6931
@okbutakiraiskindaquirky6931 4 роки тому
my dad never says sorry to me
@gas_chamber
@gas_chamber 4 роки тому
ARMY
@chanandlerbong6459
@chanandlerbong6459 4 роки тому
I agree
@faridaaaaaaaaaaaaa
@faridaaaaaaaaaaaaa 4 роки тому
ok but Akira is kinda quirky same
@jvds1360
@jvds1360 4 роки тому
That is sad indeed. But you will manage. Strength comes from within. 👊🌼
@skies1437
@skies1437 Рік тому
It's so sad to say but I relate to this. I always felt so far away from my father, I never really got to know him because he used always draw this line between our relationship. Our relationship felt so lifeless, it was always about how much did you score in exam, where did the marks go, what was your rank. Even if I would get one word of appreciation from him I felt so happy, it was as if I made him happy now I know something about him. If I show him good results he likes it. It's so sad that even now when I am in college and away from home and when I call him he never asks me about my health or food or my friends he only talks about the studies. That line he drew in our relationship hurts me a lot. Whenever he asks me such non significant questions I always wonder my worth in his eyes. But now I have moved on and tried focusing on other things in life but still somewhere it always hurts me to see how other children bond with their parents. I always wonder if we had bonded that way would he ask me something different, would the line still exist.
@idharudhar5985
@idharudhar5985 Рік тому
Any reason why you have not brought this up with your Dad? Find some time to spend with him and share how you feel about your relationship, you may find out more about him and he may also see from you side of things. If you are in college, your Dad is not getting any younger, so please communicate now to have the father son bonding you desire. Time doesn't wait for anyone. Good Luck to you.
@skies1437
@skies1437 Рік тому
@@idharudhar5985 no I don't feel like talking about this to him, I am much better right now than I was before and I don't feel like changing it. I have healed through our relationship and I don't feel like asking about his actions anymore because they don't hurt me anymore
@hana.the.writer5074
@hana.the.writer5074 9 місяців тому
It’s all his loss, son. He lost you and not knowing it. My nephew is the same.. I love him so much I refuse to see any wrong he does. Life is cruel to him and he is also in college. I cannot fathom what my brother is doing. He made his son without when he’s alive. My son’s the same. I tried to talk sense into my ex, no use. So, he too lost a son. I told him this would happen. When you grow older, son .. someday the terms of you finally opening up will come God’s willing. Could be about marriage, child care or him not seeing much of you, you will say it, “Why do you care?” and That my son will shake him up and like in the film the past will unzip in his mind.. hopefully. 😊 We get tired, dear, to be honest. I mean, we’re human.. we thrive on sentiments.. crave attention.. if that door keeps being locked one must move on. I’ve moved on from mom. She and others .. I’m much better without. Best of luck to you dear. Take the best of care. 👋🏻
@vijayanthi2096
@vijayanthi2096 2 роки тому
Everyone's discussed variety of interpretations of the story already, great to look at different ways. I really appreciate the perfection in animation, because it didn't seem stop motion to me, it felt continuous without any sudden change in frames, that's a benchmark in stop motion I would say. BRILLIANT stop motion, kudos to the team.
@shivanimanna8645
@shivanimanna8645 4 роки тому
This level of creativity is something amazing Hats off
@lodalega9674
@lodalega9674 4 роки тому
Home come?
@jjosephine
@jjosephine 4 роки тому
How so
@Sunil-fb1mp
@Sunil-fb1mp 4 роки тому
@gypsy lab She simply acknowledged the creativity. What's wrong with that?
@loloseeghosts
@loloseeghosts 4 роки тому
gypsy lab what’s wrong with you
@claudiamendoza2211
@claudiamendoza2211 4 роки тому
Hats off. Absolutely. Besides, hats off. Just like at funerals.
@ChelseaLupkin
@ChelseaLupkin 4 роки тому
I need more serious animations in my life! Really amazing storytelling and I loved the stop motion! Who’s with me?
@victoriahandmade6131
@victoriahandmade6131 4 роки тому
@Chelsea Lupkin I agree with your comments
@pig_porkchop_7040
@pig_porkchop_7040 4 роки тому
100th like
@user-hw7dz7mg5n
@user-hw7dz7mg5n 4 роки тому
There are tons of 'serious' animations out there, you just need to find them.
@Guttergirl182
@Guttergirl182 4 роки тому
Bravo!!!!
@FarzanNijabdeen
@FarzanNijabdeen 4 роки тому
oh am with you!
@shi529
@shi529 3 роки тому
His father has always filled the spaces of his luggage but now that he's gone, there are still spaces that hasn't been filled.
@xuanning5699
@xuanning5699 3 роки тому
How I like an open-ended story! For me, the "look at all the wasted space" line shows the chemistry between the son and the father . The son, after all the loss (of his father), all the busyness to greet people who come over for the funeral, finally have a quiet and alone time with his father, using their favourite, usual or might be the only topic of bonding "suitcase" as the medium to do the one last bonding, so talking about the art of suitcase packing is very relevant in their context and is like a small little secret between the father and the son. So, the topic does matter, but I felt that there's another need: to speak to his father like one last time (while the unspoken emotions might be "Dad, I right now, am already missing you! " )
@TheTrueMelonMan
@TheTrueMelonMan 2 роки тому
I think his heart was filled with his dad and since he left now, there is a negative space, a void in his heart now.
@prayerforceone
@prayerforceone 9 місяців тому
"Open-ended" At the end, the coffin was open.
@lillyloulijia
@lillyloulijia 4 роки тому
this video is actually so helpful for trip packing tho
@cynthiawaiting
@cynthiawaiting 4 роки тому
Lilly Lou Haha true!
@AK-ex5md
@AK-ex5md 4 роки тому
Yeah 😂 And the thing is I paused on it and watched it again
@hhhhdkkxkdkdjjd4845
@hhhhdkkxkdkdjjd4845 4 роки тому
Ikr lol
@SEANTSEANT
@SEANTSEANT 4 роки тому
facts
@TheKubbas
@TheKubbas 4 роки тому
I was thinking of that immediately!
@sauravkota
@sauravkota 4 роки тому
It signifies how his dad taught him to fill every gap signifying a sense of completeness.. and when he left, it signifies how much "Emptiness" he will be leaving behind. Great Indeed!
@SrSrk98
@SrSrk98 3 роки тому
wow your way of thinking is so positive...for this ' negative space' :)
@linenflower5761
@linenflower5761 3 роки тому
THIS IS THE COMMENT I WAS TRYING TO FIND! TOTALLY AGREE WITH YOU
@sauravkota
@sauravkota 3 роки тому
@Florentina Lestaru thankyou :)
@sauravkota
@sauravkota 3 роки тому
@@SrSrk98 thankyou:)
@nidhikhanolkar8143
@nidhikhanolkar8143 3 роки тому
what r u talking about? his dad was a distant un emotional dude, hes not sad cuz the dad is dead hes sad he didnt do anything memorable while he was alive
@estherayewoh1077
@estherayewoh1077 4 роки тому
There's something so satisfying about this animation. I've watched it over 100 times this year
@HotCurryMouth
@HotCurryMouth 3 роки тому
To me, this is a beautiful story about love. The love between a father and a son. The suitcase packing knowledge was how the father bonded with his son and it created a lasting memory for the son. Certain actions, words, smells, etc remind us of those we loved. "Not wasting space" is the lens through which the son sees life - and it connects him with his father forever.
@garbagepiano4998
@garbagepiano4998 4 роки тому
When he said the last line I thought he meant, look at all the wasted space that could’ve been there, there could’ve been more memories than just packing suitcases. But that was all he learned from his father.
@vaderlynn5371
@vaderlynn5371 4 роки тому
Naomi Sanderson yas
@camilaalvarado1532
@camilaalvarado1532 4 роки тому
Me too
@hemlatagupta1035
@hemlatagupta1035 4 роки тому
That's the best interpretation I got from this video.
@katherinerosemore274
@katherinerosemore274 4 роки тому
I appreciate your interpretation.🙏💛 Mine was that he wanted to be there laying next to him.. Then again, perhaps i am STILL grieving my own.. R.I.P. Dad💙💖
@AM-uf4go
@AM-uf4go 4 роки тому
The best packing tutorial on UKposts! Hands down. Travel bloggers watch out
@sonofben3322
@sonofben3322 4 роки тому
This is not funny. Seriously ruined the mood
@AM-uf4go
@AM-uf4go 4 роки тому
Asiano Casino well you have to find the humor in difficult situations.
@artschannel1359
@artschannel1359 4 роки тому
lol wtf made my day
@artschannel1359
@artschannel1359 4 роки тому
@@sonofben3322 * sigh *
@sonofben3322
@sonofben3322 4 роки тому
If it was that easy then suicide would be a distant dream
@PHanomaly
@PHanomaly 4 роки тому
Perfect in every way. And in the end, the son speaks to his father in the same language and thinking they shared. He said: "look at all that wasted space" in a way that makes me think he knew his father would have smiled and said one last time: "Perfect".😊
@pedramgh2998
@pedramgh2998 4 роки тому
A simple but fascinating story, a cold but impressive face, a calm but evolving voice, a short but deep animation. My feeling after watching this wonderful movie was very similar to the pleasant feeling of drinking a cup of hot tea on a cold snowy day. Thank you for the pleasure and comfort you gave me.
@alifiaputri4533
@alifiaputri4533 4 роки тому
“Look at all that wasted space” It’s like the irony of life nowadays A lot of people working in all their whole life to make their family happy, feed their family, to have a good life, and etc But they forget to “fill the space” to spend the “wasted space” which mean “quality time” with their family. The Son just found his father working, working and working and never have such a great memory with his father but only the memory of seeing his father work. And I know exactly the feeling of this coz I have went through that situation. I hope some people out there don’t forget what their purpose in life with family. Because family only need your time, not only your money. God bless you all
@chynaswanson4230
@chynaswanson4230 4 роки тому
THIS makes sense!
@mmmm-wn3fe
@mmmm-wn3fe 4 роки тому
Your comment made me wanna tear up..I definitely agree
@alifiaputri4533
@alifiaputri4533 4 роки тому
mm mm 🥺 and my dad was like that. But so lucky he’s still alive now
@souvik250
@souvik250 4 роки тому
Unfortunately the military personnels can't do anything about it.
@alifiaputri4533
@alifiaputri4533 4 роки тому
Souvik Naskar 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 that’s true But wait, I think they can have off day, right?
@VixeyTeh
@VixeyTeh 4 роки тому
Is it weird that when he said "look at all that wasted space." I imagined him trying to stuff rolled socks in around him?
@Sol-in2cr
@Sol-in2cr 4 роки тому
I was thinking the same thing lol
@nagygergely11
@nagygergely11 4 роки тому
Maybe I'm the weird one, but I kind of expected that he will look around and manically pack everything he finds inside
@mightypoopie6884
@mightypoopie6884 4 роки тому
Same
@bevcheyvlogs1117
@bevcheyvlogs1117 4 роки тому
Vixey Teh same here 😂
@zebrathing69
@zebrathing69 4 роки тому
Vixey Teh me too
@debajyoti.guha_bong
@debajyoti.guha_bong 4 роки тому
This was Brilliant ! So very underrated ! This should have been the Oscar winner according to me. This will always haunt me. Excellently made too, stop-motion is not a matter of joke ! Kudos .
@amirhossain1692
@amirhossain1692 3 роки тому
we need more films like this. cuz this was the first time i learned how to properly pack my luggage.
@koojiayong7820
@koojiayong7820 4 роки тому
In my interpretation, the line "look at all the wasted space" has to do with the title of the poem -- Negative Space. Negative space, in art, is the space around and between the subject of an image. At the end it shows his father lying in an empty coffin, and this is when the negative space of the coffin matters. There's no flowers or decorations filling up that "negative space". Indirectly, it presents that the father didn't really bond well with others, so the others have less emotion towards him, even during his death. Perhaps, they are only there because they need to, or even just to satisfy his pity wife, who was neglected during his time. So what's the point of busy filling up your luggage, when you can't even fill up your coffin with flowers of love? This is all of my thought, how do you guys think?
@artems4
@artems4 4 роки тому
You're making a good point! While flowers in the coffin might be a cultural thing and their absence wouldn't necessarily be signifying, the missing connection to others and not only the son is a good observation. This makes me think further. The negative space could refer not (only) to the missed opportunities to spend time with the son. They did have a connection but in a very special way (BTW I find all the comments about tyranical father nonsense). The negative space is rather the social vacuum he created around himself.
@koojiayong7820
@koojiayong7820 4 роки тому
@@artems4 I like your last line!👏
@rbronte8285
@rbronte8285 4 роки тому
I Agree
@mylittlechapina
@mylittlechapina 4 роки тому
Perfect! I loved your comment.
@beatrizc8617
@beatrizc8617 4 роки тому
I liked your point of view! Also, while I was reading it I couldn't prevent myself from thinking the negative space could be between the childhood and the death. When he talks about his father, all the "space" between those periods is empty too.
@taprobanedelight4913
@taprobanedelight4913 4 роки тому
Since he didn’t spend quality time with his father except packing suitcases he wasn’t emotional when he saw his dad inside the coffin. The only thought that ran through his mind was “look at the wasted space”
@4746683
@4746683 4 роки тому
Exactly
@indranilmukherjee1413
@indranilmukherjee1413 4 роки тому
Exactly this came in my mind too..👍
@nimai0108
@nimai0108 4 роки тому
The only comment that made sense to me.
@user-cf8fi7fl4r
@user-cf8fi7fl4r 4 роки тому
I think your comment z the most sensible one 👍
@lunamoon2083
@lunamoon2083 4 роки тому
Exactly to the point, because they wasn't close.
@tanya7463
@tanya7463 2 роки тому
After 2 years you tube recommended this video ... Bless to see this how much a father can fill or leave space in our life
@wilsondsouza1512
@wilsondsouza1512 3 роки тому
I'm out of words. Too beautiful. Please keep creating more of your amazing shorts showcasing your gifted perspective.
@TheAmankhandelwal
@TheAmankhandelwal 4 роки тому
"look at all that wasted space", according to me meant, all our lives, we are busy gathering things, materialistic things in our life (a suitcase), until it is full. Some think, the suitcases most efficiently packed (with materialistic things) are well-packed suitcases/ well-lived lives. However, many of us forget to gather good memories, good friends, good relationships during our lifetime, and thus, there was nobody near his coffin, and almost everybody was unaffected from his death. All the materials we gather during our lifetime don't come with us in our coffin; it is only our deeds that can be packed with us in our coffin. Moreover, building good relationships, and spending good time with our friends and family, is the key to be remembered even after death. I am not a preacher, I am just an audience passionate for good works of art.
@nikitadhookia106
@nikitadhookia106 4 роки тому
I think u r right
@shintm3788
@shintm3788 4 роки тому
basically buddhism.
@annies2077
@annies2077 4 роки тому
Beautiful interpretation, Aman!
@tanid5095
@tanid5095 4 роки тому
Amazing
@sithmi2381
@sithmi2381 4 роки тому
This is totally true 👍
@Ninja_Squirtle
@Ninja_Squirtle 4 роки тому
An interpretation: The father taught his son how to live pragmatical and bonded through packing the suitcase. It was an authoritarian teacher with high ecxpectations (1:56), as the picture language shows when the kid found himself in a sea full of stuff (2:14). The unconscious force can also be seen in that scene and besides that it visually demonatrates the dynamic in the process: it fluctuates between to have a passion for or to be possessed by something. Either way you see it everywhere, but the difference lies in the emotions you feel and the cause (why you see it). In the boys case it's a lack of emotions and he does it to spend time with his dad. And as we see, it was important to do it perfectly, to live up to the fathers standards (3:42). In the end the habit seems like the only connection between father and son. The neutral emotion seems important and the only thing the son sees in the end are the standards and the believes of his dead father, who is packed for his final journey. The camera angle refers to the suitcase at the beginning (0:52), the black background symbols the absolute certainty (4:45): On the last trip it's not about the things you pack; it's about the things you left behind.
@victorious4701
@victorious4701 4 роки тому
Beautiful and deep psychological analysis of this masterpiece. You write like a professional reviewer, well done!
@cinereo_argento
@cinereo_argento 4 роки тому
Also, the nothingness but the coffin is how the man views nothing else about his dad but the coffin's space-the packing lesson his dad taught him. He thinks the funeral is terrible just because that "wasted" space.
@IncompleteTheory
@IncompleteTheory 4 роки тому
@@cinereo_argento Not sure about this. To me it sounded like he feels bad for not being able to fight off the thought of wasted space in the coffin even though he should feel more. He feels guilty for that and regrets not having more to share with the passed father than packing optimization.
@KL-000
@KL-000 4 роки тому
What a clever insight!
@ArtDesignHobby
@ArtDesignHobby 4 роки тому
'it's about the things you left behind'... made me cry...
@The_Beast_666
@The_Beast_666 3 роки тому
0:17 to 1:01 Best tutorial 101 on how to pack a bag!
@visions_of_noah
@visions_of_noah 2 роки тому
My favourite short film of all time. You can tell the writer and director really knew what it means to have a distanced relationship to your dad. Should have won the Oscar.
@benjamindbailey
@benjamindbailey 4 роки тому
This was absolutely gorgeous. Was excited when I saw the ocean of clothes in the suitcase. So inspirational. Reminds me I need to not work so much and get back to my creative life.
@livradabaugh6627
@livradabaugh6627 4 роки тому
Telisha3 Claiborne don’t self-diagnose yourself
@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823
@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 4 роки тому
@Telisha3 Claiborne maybe you waste too much time screwing around online. Check your app on that. It tells you. You have hours a day, I'm certain
@liuyichen7349
@liuyichen7349 4 роки тому
The scene which the wave of clothes pulls the little boy into the sea of clothes gives me shivers. This is definitely the best stop motion animation ive seen in years!!!!!!
@YUMA-jz9xx
@YUMA-jz9xx 4 роки тому
Me, too! The last time I saw one was about 40 years ago, "Gumby". But this is several notches up higher than Gumby.
@ruturajpol75
@ruturajpol75 11 місяців тому
There can be so many different interpretations of this movie, it was truly thought provoking one. Their lives had been all under the confines of a suitcase and at last nothing but a coffin box, very well animated and thought! 💯
@learnerytr2619
@learnerytr2619 4 роки тому
what a narration, what a screenplay , what a creativity , Every scene is art.... Kudos to the team
@BarelyNoticeable
@BarelyNoticeable 4 роки тому
Delicately foreshadowed, naturally revealed. I loved this short from start to end. Truly deserving of the highest of praise. Thank you to whoever made this.
@olliepayne5545
@olliepayne5545 4 роки тому
Anne Tan I love how from the get go, your imagination was trying to piece together a storyline that you felt was as accurate as the characters portrayed, and then it was totally different from what you thought it was because as the story went on, it was completely something different than what you thought it would be.
@olliepayne5545
@olliepayne5545 4 роки тому
The way you worded that made me think of an English teacher. We always had to look beyond and through just a facial value of something, it was never something I was incredibly strong out, but I always love looking in the comments and seeing everyone’s different interpretation.
@BarelyNoticeable
@BarelyNoticeable 4 роки тому
@@olliepayne5545 LOL I feel attacked 😂😭 I'm hoping to major in Education in my Sophomore year of college (I'm in my summer before college begins) to one day maybe become a teacher. I'm still not entirely sure what I want to do in life but that's where I'm shooting for right now because I love teaching kids and watching them grow and all that other cute wholesome stuff. And I honestly was never that good at looking through the face value of works either, but sometimes a piece can really speak to you and get to you in a way that makes it... intuitive almost to see the meaning behind it.
@francescafrancesca3554
@francescafrancesca3554 4 роки тому
I like the way of how you phrase things. Thank you.
@svetlanasmith5847
@svetlanasmith5847 4 роки тому
*whoever
@santiagojimenez8492
@santiagojimenez8492 4 роки тому
Wow, that was beautiful! Loved the textures, that carefull movement, the crispy sound design, the story got me every second. Awesome work.
@PuppetMissy
@PuppetMissy 4 роки тому
Yes!! Big shout out to the sound design!!
@GizmoMaltese
@GizmoMaltese 4 роки тому
...and the poetry both visual and verbal. The coffin was the last suitcase for the final trip.
@rubenjimenez8433
@rubenjimenez8433 4 роки тому
Yooo
@muhammadwahid8992
@muhammadwahid8992 Рік тому
I have watched it countless times, still my mind always goes exploring the theme. I really appreciate the team for creating such beautiful piece of Art.
@ninalinn2371
@ninalinn2371 4 роки тому
When he was packing his suitcase, I’ve never been as satisfied as I was then in my whole entire life
@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823
@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 4 роки тому
I think you need to put the phone down when you get out a lot more.
@shortoftheweek
@shortoftheweek 4 роки тому
We've now added subtitles in English and Spanish. What other languages would you like to see? Update 8/4/19: German + French too!
@monicafigueredo1463
@monicafigueredo1463 4 роки тому
Hindi 🤗
@dedisetiawan9650
@dedisetiawan9650 4 роки тому
Indo please...... ..😅😅🤧🤧🙏🙏🇮🇩🇮🇩
@TheKhetiVlogs
@TheKhetiVlogs 4 роки тому
@@monicafigueredo1463 😂I think so...but I got it after watching twice.
@abhishekthorat3631
@abhishekthorat3631 4 роки тому
Hindi plz
@databaseimagination
@databaseimagination 4 роки тому
portuguese pls
@lounacrea8179
@lounacrea8179 3 роки тому
The level of attention to detail and creativity is simply WAW!..
@xushii9984
@xushii9984 2 роки тому
this is still soso incredible and one of the best short films ive ever watched. it's so painfully relatable and visualized
@RafiqueMohammed
@RafiqueMohammed 4 роки тому
What I think the line "look at the wasted space" meant was, the father packed all things on his trip to earn wealth inside a suitcase. But after he died, he won't be taking anything with him. That's why all the space which was filled with stuff is empty. He should have rather filled it with memories wih his family.
@gwho
@gwho 4 роки тому
You still die and forget memories too you know.
@IXcircle
@IXcircle 4 роки тому
I had the same interpretation but there are many other good ones out here in the Comments too. Makes you wonder what the intended meaning was.
@bahadurali5272
@bahadurali5272 4 роки тому
well said
@bahadurali5272
@bahadurali5272 4 роки тому
@@gwho memories never die.
@worldcitizeng6507
@worldcitizeng6507 4 роки тому
That's why every year I take the time to travel, to make memories
@jenniferle7578
@jenniferle7578 4 роки тому
I love the scene where the boy swims under an ocean of clothes where belt undulates like a snake, pantie swims as a fish & pants flow with the water as seaweeds do. How creative humans can be. A short yet touching story of a father-son relationship through the art of packing. Love this. Worth the Oscar!!
@videoleaks
@videoleaks Рік тому
I also really liked this scene. Moreover, it is not entirely clear how it was filmed. I would like to see a video about the filming of this cartoon and especially the underwater scene.
@mariabanini8936
@mariabanini8936 8 місяців тому
Just wonderful! Every scene had something symbolic. I have noticed that also the boy had turned into a man with a lot of "empty space". In his house the only picture on the walls was one of a dog. How difficult it is to learn to have close relationships when you have been raised like that! How unfair was the fact that, when he was a little boy, he had to swim alone and try to survive in a very difficult situation...Thank you for this great film!
@jumarmanuel9648
@jumarmanuel9648 2 роки тому
Amazing how fluid the movements are despite it being a stop-motion!!! Amazing!
@alltimesad9288
@alltimesad9288 4 роки тому
wow that was a lot to unpack *finger guns*
@justicemarr8747
@justicemarr8747 4 роки тому
ahAHA
@YourMajesty143
@YourMajesty143 4 роки тому
Yea he seems to be carrying alot of baggage < *badum tss* >
@351cleavland
@351cleavland 4 роки тому
Having had a father who I tried most of my childhood and early adult life to connect, and him unwilling to do so, I found this very moving and meaningful for what could have been but was not.
@aaronlopez717
@aaronlopez717 4 роки тому
351cleavland Intrigue me , this kid was 12 years of age / pact the suitcase / leave / returned for the funeral .
@aaronlopez717
@aaronlopez717 4 роки тому
351cleavland by the way I open it because Was about the technical idea of the negative space .
@jvds1360
@jvds1360 4 роки тому
Being able to feel this, proves you found the way to your heart 🌼
@poyink5515
@poyink5515 4 роки тому
i feel you in a deep level
@crystalplays3271
@crystalplays3271 3 роки тому
He is in a negative space, and he's only acknowledging the wasted space in the casket. Profound creativity, I wish everyone can see this on a spiritual level ❤️😍💯
@paulasmith7256
@paulasmith7256 3 роки тому
Am not surprised this was Oscar nominated, brilliant poignant beautifully made and left so much unsaid.
@shadow1nk372
@shadow1nk372 4 роки тому
“Look at all that wasted space” I see that line as him not actually having a bond with his father and not focusing on the fact that he’s dead, but an unnecessary thing of the empty space in the coffin. Its quite sad really
@kingbing3315
@kingbing3315 4 роки тому
lol
@gas_chamber
@gas_chamber 4 роки тому
ARMY???
@noya1660
@noya1660 4 роки тому
Srushti Fulkar hey. Armyyy
@nabilal-dam2325
@nabilal-dam2325 4 роки тому
exactly.
@celine6050
@celine6050 4 роки тому
“Wasted space” in my opinion refers to the fact that his dad spent years teaching him how to utilise space and how to never waste it which is ironic as they never utilised their time together and “negative space” might also refer to their distant relationship
@jboekhoven5253
@jboekhoven5253 3 роки тому
A story with several possible deep meanings... and presented in a very creative way, especially the way the clothes were rolled up, the way they changed into plants and fish under water etc. As someone already said, this also costs an enormous amount of time to do. But most of all I admire the creative use of objects in this video.
@jonasmckinnon2830
@jonasmckinnon2830 Рік тому
Had to write an essay about this in class. It really has a significant meaning about loneliness and how it effects people. Everyone should watch this
@atozedism
@atozedism Рік тому
interesting. Can you pls share what was the essay about? Like what was the task? Synopsis of the story?
@Angel_Billy4-30-23
@Angel_Billy4-30-23 4 роки тому
Anyone who is willing to put in the effort to make a stop motion movie has my respect. I made a movie when I was a kid it was only about 5 minutes long but it took me months of nonstop work to do. Great movie, I loved this.
@purnimachitale7575
@purnimachitale7575 4 роки тому
Bravo!👏🏼 No wonder why it was nominated by Oscar. I love animated short films and this is now on the top! The last line made me hit the like, comment, save and share buttons.👌🏼♥️
@casher7821
@casher7821 4 роки тому
You should see House of Small Cubes. You're welcome 😊
@Aryan-Shah
@Aryan-Shah 4 роки тому
I don't really think that it has been nominated by the Oscar's maybe they just made a title around that to get more views... But no doubt the animation is great :)
@lmathews5608
@lmathews5608 4 роки тому
this is genius really, i can never get enough of this.
@royalfolkspark
@royalfolkspark Рік тому
Stop motion starter kit sold on facebook marketplace.
@RidingwithStymie
@RidingwithStymie 2 роки тому
WOW! The creativity and the quality of the animation are both superb. I almost can't believe it's stop motion!
@bugayden2287
@bugayden2287 4 роки тому
Everyone is so deep but I was just thinking “Ah, ASMR.”
@Y0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0ow
@Y0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0o0ow 4 роки тому
shallow
@Nicodork84
@Nicodork84 4 роки тому
True man, I just laughed at the end x) Superb movie! ( All this boring people with their deep sence ayylmao c; )
@bugayden2287
@bugayden2287 4 роки тому
BitterVoid Your name really suits your personality. I love people who take such offense from jokes. Don’t you love it when people forget how to laugh?
@dr.durian6874
@dr.durian6874 4 роки тому
Im 14 and this is DEEP Sorry, had to make the joke.
@bugayden2287
@bugayden2287 4 роки тому
Sixx Almost as shallow as your ability to fully communicate your ideas. Seriously, put more than just “shallow”
@adrielrocha9799
@adrielrocha9799 4 роки тому
He said " look at all that wasted space" because his relationship with his dad was all about packing and saving space. And is also telling that his dad wasted his time working instead of passing time with his son
@yashiAR
@yashiAR 3 роки тому
This is so well done and must have taken so much effort. The story and the narration were amazing. Wow!
@cielomaerabotaso154
@cielomaerabotaso154 2 роки тому
I was searching for a short documentaries, but this one catches my eyes. First thing, I was confused what was this all about. However, as it goes by I've understood and learned that bond between you and your parents is the best memory that you both can make, along with it is the compliment by someone who is really proud of you in silent for doing the things he wanted you to do for him, or even for everyone. Time is short. Make your parents proud of you all the time.
@daneal7874
@daneal7874 4 роки тому
I looked at the comments knowing that somebody understood the story better than I did! Thanks to those who share their ideas!!!!
@joshuamaggott3789
@joshuamaggott3789 4 роки тому
The ending really hits core. Beautifully done
@laylahumble6653
@laylahumble6653 3 роки тому
I love this so much the animation is beautiful the story line is amazing and the message is so powerful it’s one of the best I’ve seen.
@ligiaelgueta1387
@ligiaelgueta1387 3 роки тому
I took the tunnel scene because it marked his travel to childhood. Another one is the one in which the boy was so little that he could enter in the suitcase. This made me think about how insignificant the boy felt. I also love the choice of colours, because it shows the contrast between the present and the past. What a touching story!
@JODA93
@JODA93 8 місяців тому
I felt the reason he said that his father "put" him in the suitcase meant that his father allowed him to pack his luggage so that it served as a reminder of his son's love.
@julie-ho7fw
@julie-ho7fw 4 роки тому
“Look at all that wasted space.” That gave me chills oh my god! Amazing animation and story-telling!
@mehxxx
@mehxxx 4 роки тому
Having lost my dad, I can tell you that the last line probably just means exactly what he says, "wasted space".. instead of focusing on his dad's dead body, he's concerned about the tangibles like the size of the casket and how he'd problem solve that if he could. It's very human to be in a sad or horrific situation and yet get distracted by other minute details that have nothing to do with the bigger devastation and how you're supposed to feel or think in relation to it. When my precious dad was dying in front of me, I was thinking about the hassle I'll be going through to renew my passport because he wanted to be buried overseas. Wasn't blaming him or anything, I was just going through the list of to-dos.
@FizWiz91
@FizWiz91 4 роки тому
I can relate to this. I was 10 when my dad died. At his funeral, I wouldn't say I was sad at all. It was just another ceremony for me. What finally moved me to tears was the fact that I was prevented by the elders from getting close to his coffin even though I really wanted to out of curiosity, not for the fact that that was the last I was going to see of him or out of grief
@hawkeye5611
@hawkeye5611 4 роки тому
God bless you all🙏
@wendikl7179
@wendikl7179 4 роки тому
I agree with you. He longs to do what he can for his dad, something, his best as he always had - but "you can't take it with you" as they say.
@mehxxx
@mehxxx 4 роки тому
It is a systematic way of thinking, even if it's not an emotional one. We are only human. It does not mean we do not love our dear ones, it just means we're going to notice if there's a fly on the wall even while someone nearby is burning in a fire.
@TerriblePerfection
@TerriblePerfection 4 роки тому
Totally agree. I once wrote a poem about something similar. The mind goes where it goes at such moments, and even humor and laughter aren't unusual.
@patwalter79
@patwalter79 9 місяців тому
No matter what one says or psychologically interpretations it... It's a wonderfully creative : go- with- the- flow animation... I love it, balm for the soul, beautiful
@karthikaas1728
@karthikaas1728 3 роки тому
Just beautiful!! Wasted space =Negative space( the space surrounding the dead man)= wasted time that could have otherwise been spent together!
@skullmax3595
@skullmax3595 4 роки тому
This isn't worth nominated in oscar Its worth winning oscar.
@isabelll6547
@isabelll6547 3 роки тому
they had us in thr first half not gonna lie
@nemesis2477
@nemesis2477 3 роки тому
Can't win without getting nominated
@user-uz2ps4me3s
@user-uz2ps4me3s 3 роки тому
Good move, I was about to nuke the planet because of that first part.
@andymwes
@andymwes 4 роки тому
I love how they left the interpretation open to everyone. Its speaks to all of us differently
@pibly674
@pibly674 3 роки тому
Yes !
@lijemartin2369
@lijemartin2369 2 роки тому
Agree
@Feeoryne
@Feeoryne 3 роки тому
The sad part for me is that when dad took off he never hugged the son... not even when he was little...
@plazapix6510
@plazapix6510 3 роки тому
A total Narccisist
@sakuranovaryan9261
@sakuranovaryan9261 2 роки тому
I feel bad for parents who are like that....my parents were also like that. They never showed me any affection and I didn't know what it meant to have a bond until I got out in the world. But now that I'm older I feel bad for them...that they were never taught to show emotions or express themselves. They are a product of their own dysfunctional family. I feel sad and I have a hard time but I'm gonna try my best to be better towards my children and to them.
@sakuranovaryan9261
@sakuranovaryan9261 2 роки тому
@@plazapix6510yes u r right some narcissistic parents do show such signs but most parents who are like this are usually once children of neglectful parents or very abusive parents..regardless I'm not defending them just speaking from my experience...
@sakuranovaryan9261
@sakuranovaryan9261 2 роки тому
I also find it very hard to show emotions like my parents ....I hope to God I'm a better parent.
@nelikeliduran9664
@nelikeliduran9664 2 роки тому
That's true. Honestly I've learned that sometimes they grew up like that,that they just dont know how to Express their love and emotions it's sad but it's part of being as well. My mother was raised as such that I had to tell her and express my love more
@Rajsambruce
@Rajsambruce 3 роки тому
Mind blowing!!!! The perfection in stop motion is not to make the audience feel it that it was done by stop motion animation, and you made that feel!! Excellent work!!! The efforts are to be very much appreciated!!! Best stop motion animation film i have ever seen!!! The climax - LOOK AT ALL THAT WASTED SPACE. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 HATS OFF!!!!
@jacquelinej143
@jacquelinej143 4 роки тому
By the end of the video, before even the mention of wasted space, I envisioned his father being surrounded with rolled up socks 😅
@tpriestess
@tpriestess 4 роки тому
Jacqueline L. Johnson I did too!
@claudiamendoza2211
@claudiamendoza2211 4 роки тому
❤💔❤
@lupeabbysanchez4236
@lupeabbysanchez4236 4 роки тому
Jacqueline L. Johnson Me too😊
@beatricelandi7090
@beatricelandi7090 4 роки тому
This is the story of my life with my dad. For more than 25 years he had to travel for work, we had little time together but our bond was beyond the physical distance. We would always try to catch up, no matter the hurtful truth of not being able to make it forever. He died 7 months ago and this story, that just brought up every single detail of our special relationship, makes it so painful and sweet.
@naharbd
@naharbd 3 роки тому
Aww... Hope you meet in heaven!
@mightypurplelicious3209
@mightypurplelicious3209 3 роки тому
o
@abnormal_deformables5707
@abnormal_deformables5707 3 роки тому
Thanks for sharing!
@infran1k
@infran1k 3 роки тому
I'm sorry for your loss
@beatricelandi7090
@beatricelandi7090 3 роки тому
@@infran1k ❤️
@DivyaJoan
@DivyaJoan 11 місяців тому
This reminded me so much of my father. He is meticulous when it comes to packing. I learned a lot from him. And this animation had a lot of excellent tips too. But, besides that, I'm intrigued by all the interpretations. The sadness and the lack of genuine togetherness is rather palpable in this animation.
@pralininaidoo2391
@pralininaidoo2391 2 роки тому
The starkness and artistic simplicity of this narrative... Just beautiful
@ayesha1able
@ayesha1able 4 роки тому
Since he only bonded with his father over packing. That's the only thing he could think of on his death. Usually when a parent dies, you think of all the beautiful memories you made together. Full of love, joy, tears and laughter. Instead he could only think of the wasted space.
@trishladubey4199
@trishladubey4199 4 роки тому
If emotions like love and affection are ocean deep, we are only playing by the shores.
@karsanimation7562
@karsanimation7562 2 роки тому
Such a beautiful short film. I think the negative space can have 2 meanings, on the one side quite literally referring to the space vacant in the coffin but also by the looks of it an indication about his relationship towards his dad.
@coolstylebro2814
@coolstylebro2814 Рік тому
bro's so used to tightly packed suitcases that he looked at his dad's coffin and went 'yeah this ain't full enough'
@AngelLestat2
@AngelLestat2 4 роки тому
Amazing short. Super creative, very original character design, animation and scene style, lights and a good script. In a world where the only things we see are terrible and empty remakes, this feel like 5 min of fresh air.
@negativefreeroll5089
@negativefreeroll5089 4 роки тому
Or just computer animation, which does nothing for me. You can’t beat stop motion, it’s real.
@FreyaGem
@FreyaGem 4 роки тому
AngelLestat2. So well said!! It felt like a reminder of all that beautiful creative potential that is around us at every moment.
@andreagonsalves7788
@andreagonsalves7788 4 роки тому
Yes, I echo the sentiment of the empty remakes all too well!
@lynxaway
@lynxaway 4 роки тому
So true. It warms me to think that even today, the creative spirit is alive and well.
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