Synopsis
When you get home, what do you feel? Are your emotions from the day bubbling to the surface? Frustration, anger, the consent demand of society, being silent and decant. You can't hold these emotions back forever.
Anger and rage are often seen as unacceptable emotions—feelings we are taught to hide. But why? Emotions are there for a reason. Anger is your body's way of communicating that something is wrong.
This experimental animation colourfully explores the emotion of rage by using oil pastel on paper, enhanced by beautiful metal music from Nina Grimm.
We let the anger consume us, let the fire change us and let it burn away all that does not serve us.
This animated short film is a reminder for those who keep their emotions bottled up. Those who hide there true selves, feel trapped in society and are sick of the state of the world. This is a reminder to let your anger out, to free yourself and use your anger for action.
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Festival History
- CPH:DOX 2017 generic
- Sheffield International Documentary Festival 2017 generic
