Even though this has a fairly contained setting and runs for less than half an hour, it's still a bit hard to wrap one's head around. I still use both Letterboxd and IMDb, and each site has a completely different synopsis, for example, so I don't feel like the confusion I feel is unwarranted.
Various household objects start speaking one day, all inside and surrounding an isolated house that a lonely young girl lives in. It's kind of cutesy at first, but it gets weirdly sinister at a point, and the dark story (or what little I could pick up of it) clashed in an interesting way with the style and sometimes bubbly music.
It's worth checking out for the oddness of how all the elements feel when thrown together, but I do struggle to dig deep into this one.
Various household objects start speaking one day, all inside and surrounding an isolated house that a lonely young girl lives in. It's kind of cutesy at first, but it gets weirdly sinister at a point, and the dark story (or what little I could pick up of it) clashed in an interesting way with the style and sometimes bubbly music.
It's worth checking out for the oddness of how all the elements feel when thrown together, but I do struggle to dig deep into this one.
