HAIKUH-animated short film

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my first experience is a cartoon, here is an explanation for those who do not understand the meaning and plot:
The meaning of the cartoon is in many ways similar to the meaning of the original hoku (haiku) of the Japanese poet Teishitsu:
"Joyful how
Reconciled today
Ice water".
The protagonist is a nameless boy growing up in the rapidly changing semi-dystopian world of developed capitalism. The image of capitalism itself is represented by the "evil corporation" HAIKUH, trying to conquer all areas of the world market.
For the most part, the cartoon shows the conflict between the protagonist and the world, as well as attempts to come to a mutual agreement between the two warring parties.

Of course, many may believe that this is a kind of reinterpretation of George Orwell’s anti-utopian novel "1984", which, of course, is fundamentally wrong. The protagonist does not lose the system, but becomes its full-fledged part, a puppet. The boy received slaps from his senior representatives as he grew up hostile to the hero's side. Having received work, he does not change his character, but he is sharply encouraged for defiant antics. At first, he is afraid of a friendly hand, which he again perceives as the desire to give someone higher than again he is a slap in the face, but they shake hands with a mature boy and the hero is reconciled with the situation. He is still a rebel, however, he is one of the most influential people in the corporation and, accordingly, in the world, but he became a mechanism, he adapted and turned into a hypocrite. And despite all his successes, the punishing hand does not disappear anywhere, and again prevents his unscrupulous act, elevated to the absolute.

Perhaps everything that happens in the final act of the film is just revenge or fun, and people who understand this stop his next childish prank - such an interpretation also has the right to life.

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