The puppet returns back home but is haunted by the thoughts of the hand, and tries to barricade himself in his room, and in the process his flower pot falls on his head and it kills him. This situation can be interpreted as a suicide, as the workers at that time often committed suicide unable to bear the harsh conditions.
The hand again comes into his room and gives him an honorary funeral. It decorates him and paints his cheeks red, and decorates his coffin. It salutes him as the funeral bell rings, like a martyred soldier. You are commenting using your WordPress. You are commenting using your Google account. You are commenting using your Twitter account.
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Email required Address never made public. Name required. Follow Following. Sign me up. All the attendees at the funeral are hands in gloves, rendered in 2D, as opposed to Allegra and her mother. They could also be in slow motion, whereas Allegra and mother move normally. The backgrounds too, in the hand-drawn style I call fotomelt, will combine drawn lines with the original photographic image to produce a painterly effect. This is softer than the 2D animated style of the characters, which I envisage as being very simple clean lines.
An important part of the transformed characters during the story, is the premise that our loved ones who have passed are present but invisible to us. They vibrate at a higher vibration, much like a different radio station can only be picked up when one can tunes to that signal. The occurrences here are drawn from the Tibetan Book of the Dead, near-death experiences or NDEs as described by many people, and a free to download e-book, Crossing the Creek, by Michael Holmes.
The surrounding characters are now duller, more translucent, to signify the dream Allegra has emerged from, in contrast to the hands rendered in 3D CGI. About the film:.
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