Sky Song (2010)

SKY SONG – it is an ode for all of those who like to fly

Interpretation:

The constants of the nature
are the stripe codes of the reality.

John. D. Barrow

Nukufilm.

Sky Song

45 minute Estonian surreal animation. This is a bizarre world where postmen have to go through a rigorous and long training programme which includes many physical challenges and transcendental meditation, until one is chosen to carry a message to the moon. Creature-objects fill the scenery, from a flying pipe-creature, to an eyeball pet, some kind of sea-creature-pet that keeps announcing stuff, a dog that turns into a naked woman, a matador playing with an animated razor-blade, and so on. The letter consists of barcodes and must be transferred via telegraph in the most painful way imaginable through a strange world where Hitchcock is scaring teenagers with his moon-like head. Magically surreal and fascinating, full of symbolism, Freudianisms and the plain bizarre, as long as you don't insist on deriving concrete meaning from your imagery.

The Worldwide Celluloid Massacre: Extreme Movies, http://thelastexit.net/cinema/main.html#Taevalaul%20%28Sky%20Song%29 (9.10.2014).