A scientific experiment at the tail end of WWII has exposed the world to a form of cerebral electricity that renders ghosts and monsters into tangible, living beings. The world congress decides to stop fighting among each other and to collaborate by eradicating these mysterious creatures from society. We follow an elongated pink monster named Mischief, and his journey with a mysterious blue man.
Interface (Full Animated Movie) in VHS, Interface (Full Animated), Umami's Interfacee
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It is difficult to answer the question “what is Interface about?” or “what genre does it fall into?” One of many works which pits its protagonists against an oppressive, corporatized, technocratic society, and one of decidedly fewer which begins in a world already defeated and dominated by it, Interface, as I see it, is a tragedy first and foremost. Our titled characters each have an impressive command of something intangible, abstract, or otherwise out of the control of ordinary humans (e.g. Mischief’s control of space or Henryk’s manipulation of time), but all of them wield these powers at a great cost. Their happiness, their free-will, or even their humanity. While the setting and themes are quite sci-fi, Interface would not…
I think becoming an immortal clown parasite and overcoming the limitations of my corporeal form is achievable for me.
I would die for Mischief
❌ "Hi"
❌ "Hello"
❌ "What's up?"
✅ "The year was 1943.
Our ship was stationed in Philadelphia, and was about to generate an electromagnetic field that would make us invisible to the enemy.
What happened instead, we were teleported to New York.
And in that process, my shipmates fused to the hull of the ship, embedded in the metal, screaming for help.
I was destroyed, forced to regain my physicality."
wanted to have existential thoughts but I kept getting distracted by Mischief’s nasty yellow teeth idc what you are just brush pls!!!
I didn't u derstand some of this but its a very interesting film and one in which I was hypnotised by its ideas, music, animation style, that's looks different to other animated films, it looks a bit rough but has a surrealistic beauty to it. It explores philosophy, reality and fantasy, the soul, memory, life and death, dreams and the film has emotion,its sad in places and has some funny parts. It's a film hard to understand but I liked the weird journey. The creepy worm clown face thing was a character i was disturbed by but fascinated by.
It has a bit of a david lynch feel, the matrix, inception, Rick and morty to it, worth checking out but not an easy watch.
wish my flesh can melt into MSpaint just to experience the universe of this film
The hype for Mad God should’ve been around this. Truly an impressive piece of modern animation.
A large, pink man-worm with a grating voice transforms into whatever he needs to be in order to win attention, in a bid to transport unknown humans to the Neverland.
Meanwhile, the governments of the world try to figure out how the hell this happened, and how to stop the narcissistic robotic AI demon from destroying the world.
After this last week, it doesn’t seem so different from reality really.
A labor of love that shines through in every frame. This is an atmospheric trip that stands completely on its own. Scary, funny, and comforting.
Initially attended the crowed and obscured Sovereign House screening before leaving 10 minutes in to watch this at Karli's so we could smoke weed and eat Oreos, the way Interface was meant to be watched. This is Real Art™ in a way only a few things are (a lot of which can only come from somewhere like www.youtube.com).
i want an octopus to be my chef.
