This is a quietly stunning piece. The animation style is beautiful in a way that feels felt rather than designed - textured, intimate, and perfectly suited to a film about the thin membrane between life, pain, and the self. There’s a softness to the visuals that makes the heaviness of the subject matter even more affecting.

The sound design and pacing work in harmony with the imagery, creating a rhythm that feels like the internal monologue of someone who has been carrying too much for too long. It’s sad, but not in a manipulative way - more like a truthful observation of what happens to people who tend to the suffering of others until it becomes woven into their own body