To get the capybara sound, the sound engineer had to travel to a zoo and tickle capybaras
Tale
Cat is a solitary animal, but as its home is devastated by a great flood, he finds refuge on a boat populated by various species, and will have to team up with them despite their differences.. The team was very adamant in getting all of the "voices" be done by real animals, so they recorded real animals for the movie.
"Flow / Straume" is something truly unique
However, the real capybara sounds did not match the personality that the capybara character would have, so instead they used a baby camel for this one.. I've never seen anything like it before, neither in its story nor in its storytelling style.
The unstoppable end that comes regardless of our disbelief
The 3D animation resonates deeply-it feels both complete and as if something is intentionally missing, adding to its peculiar charm.The central idea of ββthe film-the inevitable "water world"-is haunting. The water arrives, filling every corner, despite all our hopes and doubts.For me, this film felt like a dream, where my accumulated memories came alive.
It's a world where animals are both anthropomorphic and raw in their true forms
Echoes of What Dreams May Come, Avatar, Waterworld, and Life of Pi all seemed to coexist within it. This isn't just a film-it's a journey through a surreal and subconscious realm.Certain moments in the film left me frozen, mouth agape, waiting for the resolution.
It's something you have to see and experience to truly understand
Scenes like birds breaking the wings of those who dissent, helpers distracted by trivial pursuits, and friends who walk beside you expecting nothing in return-these moments reflect the essence of life."Flow / Straume" is an emotional and visual odyssey that's hard to put into words.
