@ms_tebbe As he travels from his village to the city, the world appears both magical and overwhelming to him. His innocence contrasts sharply with the harsh realities of industrialization and poverty.

@alluarjun_fanAA The story is told entirely from the perspective of a young boy, who experiences the world with curiosity and wonder.

@Anya_Angel7 The audience must interpret the story based on visual and musical cues.

The film tells its story without dialogue, relying on music, colors, and expressive visuals. The lack of spoken words makes it universally accessible, as emotions and themes are conveyed through movement and imagery. This choice enhances the dreamlike quality of the movie. Instead of language, characters communicate through sounds that resemble a mix of gibberish and Portuguese

@AdityaVarma45_ This transition mirrors his growing understanding of society, from an innocent childlike view to a more complicated, overwhelming reality

@Basharat18000 The use of various artistic styles—including collage, cut-out animation, and abstract designs—reflects different emotional states. Industrial scenes are often dark and mechanical, contrasting with the colorful natural world

@Maniac_Varun_ The changing visuals create a sense of movement and transformation.

@officialpratik0 The soundtrack features traditional instruments like the pan flute, reflecting the boy’s cultural background.

@iemnic Music is one of the film’s most powerful storytelling tools, blending Brazilian folk music with experimental sounds.

@KazmiG512 The soundtrack features traditional instruments like the pan flute, reflecting the boy’s cultural background.

@mengo_boy The boy encounters a world dominated by factories, pollution, and inequality. He sees workers struggling in poor conditions, cities filled with towering buildings, and machines replacing human labor.

@N_for_janu The soundtrack features traditional instruments like the pan flute, reflecting the boy’s cultural background.

@LOKESH__KUMAR__ The boy encounters a world dominated by factories, pollution, and inequality. He sees workers struggling in poor conditions, cities filled with towering buildings, and machines replacing human labor.

@akhil_tweetzz These scenes critique the dehumanizing effects of industrialization and capitalism. The transition from a peaceful rural landscape to a mechanical, oppressive city mirrors real-world economic shifts.

@AbgeAf The film suggests that industrial progress often comes at the cost of human well-being and nature.

@N_for_janu At its core, the film follows the boy as he searches for his father, who has left their home for work.

@deep_struggle The film’s simplistic, childlike animation style reflects his view of the world. His journey is both literal (searching for his father) and symbolic (discovering the complexities of society).

@kritik_027 As he travels from his village to the city, the world appears both magical and overwhelming to him. His innocence contrasts sharply with the harsh realities of industrialization and poverty.

@Haven_sen The story is told entirely from the perspective of a young boy, who experiences the world with curiosity and wonder.

@imPVKing The audience must interpret the story based on visual and musical cues.