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  Review by Shams Kafka ★★★

  I spent all day in a farm yesterday and what shocked me the most was how much plastic there was. Everywhere. Near the crops, everywhere. There is plastic in my blood that will never come out, there is no water safe ti drink. That's what I thought about when watching this.

  I really liked the animation, the colors, the music was good too. The story confounded me perhaps I will ammend this upon further pondering

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  Review by benjamin tikjoeb ★★½

  pretty

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  Review by keefe14 ★½

  Ça n'a pas grand chose à raconter et ça le raconte mal.

  On peut difficilement faire plus incompréhensible...

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  Review by yoss ★★★★★

  La guionista es súper cool

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  Review by Victoria Gaspar ★★★★

  El calentamiento global eran mantarrayas encabronadas. Y qué bueno.

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  Review by DehiruH ★★★★

  While we were worried about those damn liberals, we should have been worried about those damn stingrays.

  SFF Short #3

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  Review by JesperJesper ★★★½

  really liked the flow of the animation

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  Review by Georges Myet ★★

  C'était loooong

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  Review by Magnus Rasmussen ★★★★½

  Very unique Exploratorion of the need for power, loved the animation, the sting rays were adorable

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  Review by JJ_2049 ★★★

  Había olvidado agregar este corto que vi en el FICG hace 2 meses.

  Raro, curioso y creo que, una evidente crítica al calentamiento global empleando mantarrayas como ejemplo.

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  Review by Victoria Gaspar ★★★★

  Pero qué buena está la música. Y la animación de las mantarrayas.

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  Review by Richard Gray 🍿

  2024 Ranked 🐉 

  Sydney Film Festival 2024 #12

  After an opening that has the look and feel of a Chris Ware book, and the relative tranquility of titles written on a floating plastic bag, it rapidly becomes a tale of environmental revenge as manta rays attempt to take back the Earth and flatten humanity. The animation style is wonderfully intense, like plant-based sea life floating in an abstract void. In the midst of recurring grid imagery and lots of water-based visuals, it all ends in a kind of creation/destruction story that was a perfect accompaniment to my meagre salad.