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The animation is fantastic. Every movement is carefully crafted, and the attention to detail (pajamas, books, lighting) makes the space feel alive.

It's a refined example of how stop-motion can turn banality into pure cinema art.

Brilliant! Almost like Buñuel, but in claymation with a touch of British humor.

Funny and weird! Pajamas, slippers, all that chaos. Like my morning nightmares come to life.

A very sweet, warm, and ironic film. Its exaggerated surrealism perfectly reflects certain details of real life. Thank you!

It’s a metaphor for our dependence on routine: the body moving automatically while the mind drifts between sleep and wakefulness.

I loved how an ordinary morning was turned into an adventure. It gave me a sense of lighthearted excitement.

The film feels like a domestic version of Alice in Wonderland. Every action is just slightly off reality, and that’s mesmerizing.

I wish films like this included female characters too — the surrealism of daily routine is universal.

The film plays with the traditions of silent cinema, using physical comedy and stop-motion as form. The surreal morning routine elevates the mundane into absurdity.

Loved that it’s silent. All the emotions come through movement and editing, just like Chaplin or Keaton.