GRZ GRZ GRZ

That style! It reminds me of early Ghibli work, but with a French twist. The color palette, lighting, and character motion all feel so organically alive.

Cool short! Especially the part where the camera disappears — so mysterious! And those funky bug boxes... I want some in my room!

I was struck by how precisely GRZ GRZ GRZ delivers visual poetry — every frame feels like a children's science book illustration. The minimalist animation doesn’t lack dramatic weight either: the tension between artistic intent and surreal interruption is explored cleverly through the missing camera metaphor.

A very sweet and relevant film. About being walled off from the world by conventional frameworks. About learning to open up and change. About beauty. Thank you!

GRZ GRZ GRZ is a great example of how a whole world can be built in a short format. However, I found the climax slightly underwhelming — the story unfolds interestingly but ends quite abruptly.

That was so cute and weird! 😄 I didn’t expect a film about a girl and a bug to be this action-packed. Loved the chase scene.

It reminded me of Miyazaki’s dreams painted in Moebius colors. The story feels grounded, yet dreamlike. The boundaries between worlds blur and it’s beautiful.

Did you notice how the insect shadows matched the lighting direction? Perfect use of translucent layers and glowing elements. That’s fine animation work!

It warmed my heart! All the fuss over the camera, the wonder and even a bit of fear — it made me feel like a kid again.