A strange, but oddly captivating claymation short by Izabela Plucinska: Four characters (Three men and a woman) are travelling by train, but then a crash occurs.
After this ominous prologue, the four passengers found themselves in a beautiful beach, where things start getting a bit surreal.
Faced with the heat, they begin to undress, until they are completely naked, plunging into the sea, never to come out again, symbolizing their passage to their afterlife (At least, that is my personal interpretation)
Even when the above description sounds as something haunting, most of the short has a serene, calming vibe, despite the odd claymation aesthetic. I don't think it "glorifies" death either, just merely accepts it as a inevitable part of life without any sense of fatalism.
Maybe the idea here is embracing both life and death, who knows.
After this ominous prologue, the four passengers found themselves in a beautiful beach, where things start getting a bit surreal.
Faced with the heat, they begin to undress, until they are completely naked, plunging into the sea, never to come out again, symbolizing their passage to their afterlife (At least, that is my personal interpretation)
Even when the above description sounds as something haunting, most of the short has a serene, calming vibe, despite the odd claymation aesthetic. I don't think it "glorifies" death either, just merely accepts it as a inevitable part of life without any sense of fatalism.
Maybe the idea here is embracing both life and death, who knows.
