It's Such a Beautiful Day

2012
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1h 2min

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Adult Animation Dark Comedy Hand-Drawn Animation Medical Drama Psychological Drama Tragedy Animation Comedy Drama Fantasy

Bill fatica a mettere insieme la sua psiche in frantumi, in questa nuova trilogia di cortometraggi animati.Bill fatica a mettere insieme la sua psiche in frantumi, in questa nuova trilogia di cortometraggi animati.Bill fatica a mettere insieme la sua psiche in frantumi, in questa nuova trilogia di cortometraggi animati.

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Sara Cushman

Doctor
(voce)

Don Hertzfeldt

Narrator
(voce)

Regia
- Don Hertzfeldt
Sceneggiatura
- Don Hertzfeldt
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Shot on 35mm, all of the visuals for the film were captured in-camera with experimental optical effects and trick photography.

Citazioni
Narrator: The next thing you know you're looking back instead of forward. And now, at the climax of all those years of worry, sleepless nights, and denials, Bill finally finds himself staring his death in the face, surrounded by people he no longer recognizes and feels no closer attachment to than the thousands of relatives who'd come before. And as the Sun continues to set, he finally comes to realize the dumb irony in how he had been waiting for this moment his entire life, this stupid awkward moment of death that had invaded and distracted so many days with stress and wasted time.

Connessioni
Edited from Everything Will Be Ok (2006)

Colonne sonore
Vltava (Moldau)
(from Má Vlast)
Composed by Bedrich Smetana
[Bill awkwardly meets someone he half remembers]

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"No computers were used during production."

In a film industry there animated movies are getting more and more advanced, this extreme surprise shows up on Netflix. What a beautiful film this is.

Don Hertzfeldt, a director I had never heard of until this day tells the story of a man named Bill, who struggles to put together his shattered psyche. All this is done with very simple, but heartwarming drawings mixed with some live action moments.

Like Mary and Max (2009), this animated feature relies heavily on the narrator, who's voice is the only one you hear. We listen to simple stories about life itself, with some very dark humor intended. You'll laugh, you'll cry, but most of all you'll only spend 62 minutes of your life on something that was quite clearly worth it...