Garri Bardin presents us with another animation classic in this creative movie about a man made out of wire.
The movie begins in a metalinguistic fashion, with a roll of wire slowly uncoiling itself until becoming a man. He then begins to build things with the wire he has left. But soon his peace is broken by several kinds of invaders, and he needs to balance the wire he has left with his needs for privacy and protection of his private property.
I had never seen wire animated like this. Bardin creates very interesting shapes, and the appearance of the characters and scenarios keep changing from 3d to 2d without being neither of them. The man, the dog and the woman are all very expressive, and he also makes great use of light - which is hard, considering that most things in the movie are transparent and cast no shadows! A must see!
The movie begins in a metalinguistic fashion, with a roll of wire slowly uncoiling itself until becoming a man. He then begins to build things with the wire he has left. But soon his peace is broken by several kinds of invaders, and he needs to balance the wire he has left with his needs for privacy and protection of his private property.
I had never seen wire animated like this. Bardin creates very interesting shapes, and the appearance of the characters and scenarios keep changing from 3d to 2d without being neither of them. The man, the dog and the woman are all very expressive, and he also makes great use of light - which is hard, considering that most things in the movie are transparent and cast no shadows! A must see!
