This animation has purpose and meaning. The overview of this movie is about a man who lost his wife due to an illness or old age. It's super saddening to lose something you care about or lost something. There's not much to say about this animation, although I share few things regarding my experience with depression. Depression is apathy you lose interest, lost something, or something turned you away from what you care about what's keeping you away is the symptoms of depression. People world wide suffer from depression if you do the research just look for the articles which are medically reviewed by experts. A few things I'd share if I were to treat my depression is take a break or give yourself a vacation, yet don't delay your vacation so you can make art again, another one is meet a psychiatrist and take your medications as prescribed, another is get a therapist and do you research try BetterHelp which is an online website to find a therapist to your liking and interact with them via text or phone call, another one is make simple healthy habits daily it could be opening up the window to let in fresh air, walk outdoors for your mental health what matters is your well being, another one is bake or cook something you enjoy, try a new hobby or do something simple as watering plants. Do something that's good for the mind, body, soul, and spirit take care of yourself without self care you aren't taking care of yourself, and please give yourself a rest because you deserve it. I think this animation is telling us is to create art with mindfulness and meaning. As someone with depression I rewatched this animation because I've lost interest in art due to inaction. I have trouble getting myself back to painting. Because my dream is to have my own art business. However, for now I am focusing on my mental health, well being, and improving myself. This animation taught me to be mindful and create something with meaning unless you're creating art with the opposite of something meaningful which is nothingness, and unmeaningful that is considered art. Anything can be meaningful as long you put you express yourself via art because that's the purpose of making art. Artists need self expression in order to make art and to sell art you need to have purpose or intention for making art that sells its not always about selling, yet the process of creating art that's meaningful or unmeaningful. This applies to any career it doesn't have to be about artists it can apply to musicians, writers, photographers, etc. Overall, I think this animation at least deserves a good rating it's only an animation not a film or series.
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