Nouryou Anime: Denkyuu Ika Matsuri (Squid Festival)

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Synonyms: Ikamaturi, Metempsychosis

Japanese: 納涼アニメ電球烏賊祭

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Type: Movie

Episodes: 1

Status: Finished Airing

Aired: 1993

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Source: Original

Genres: Avant Garde, Horror

Theme: Psychological

Duration: 5 min.

Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older

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Score: 4.49¹ (scored by 503 users)

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Ranked: #13470²

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Popularity: #14238

Members: 943

Favorites: 0

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Synopsis

Death is the gateway to birth. The deceased crosses the line to join the kingdom of the dead. He sees there the dance of the sperm and the egg. He is drawn towards the sky. This is the path to the afterlife.

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Niiya, Naoyuki

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Nov 11, 2020

SamuraiOfStone

Not Recommended

To be completely quick on my review: An overly artistic endeavor that falls short due to it lacking proper flow whatsoever.

For further explanation: Context isn't needed for these types things, as often short films are meant to be viewed through the lens of your own interpretation, but without any distinct form of storytelling, this particular piece falls short of providing anything past pretentious imagery and lackluster quality.

Then ending attempts to bring the imagery to a better sense of understanding, but ends up feeling rather convoluted due to the open ended nature of the piece.

Not particularly bad, but simply lacking any real ...