Oliver the Giant

Director: Júlia Lantos
Hungary, 2022, 8', color
Non-verbal

Oliver, the giant, lives on a little planet. In his perception, the whole world is his playground, where he can do what he wants. While he is living his trivial life, the little humans become preoccupied with another matter of greatest importance: Building a sun clock so they can connect with the universe. This entirely disturbs Oliver's life. Starting with the growling sound of the universe, the appearance of a big shadow, he recognizes his own pettiness, feels doomed, and throws himself into space.

Oliver the Giant

Oliver the Giant

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