Great Rabbit

This is the first time watching a physiological short film that's weird where it both raises questions and gives answers to them. Quite frankly I don't know if I actually wanted them. I can't really give scores for some of it more in depth because there isn't really any dialogue, and the story is shown by actions. I wouldn't really give this a good or bad score if given the choice. I would classify this as an art film for sure.

rate of 3
art film/no spoke audio or subtitles, granted there is mumbles but that is not actual words

This animation was mostly in black and white. A demonstration of an ongoing cycle. What the cycle represents was left for interpretation. I could watch it 20 or so times over and still be perplexed on the underlining meaning. Thankfully through some research online i was able to read up on the showing with words from the actual director. The message was don't believe everything you see or hear especially on the t.v. Don't abide to government's orders like a drone.

On one hand that makes sense. ... We as a society have improved vastly in countless areas but in some areas we remain gridlocked. Mainly with the start of creation. We have seemed throughout time to hold that in high regards. What we should be doing is asking ourselves is it really still great? Is there more that we are missing?

On the hand the government was designed with our hopes in mind. That is why we have elections. In an effort to prevent any insane person from taking office. So, why must we change our thought process and stray away? Sometimes the truth should stay buried for it is not always what you want to find.