told mom i worked at Monsters Inc. 'cause i walked in and out of a closet for a living, probalby wasn't the best metaphor for coming out as bi

it may be repetitive but indeed wars are the conflicts of the few. This film doesn't focus on that particular political aspect, for me the film centers around the aftermath of war, the psychological aspects of it, the social perspectives around it and specially the way we remember it and the ones who took part. The narrative should be as alive as ever even if there's no war time as it was in 1914, wars don't end when a peace treaty is signed and we should focus on why it continues for some people.

*me trying to be funny on letterboxd*

if this got a letterboxd page then i DEMAND "La caída de Edgar" (2006) to be added

Oh yes this "short"... what a waste not calling this Jojo Rabbit's tester cousin