TRANSPLANT

I didn’t get everything at first, but when she said ‘I have the right to be angry’, I literally nodded out loud. That hit hard. And the visual style - kinda raw, but it fit the emotion perfectly.

I showed this to my friends and we were like: ‘Damn.’ It’s short, but powerful. The part where she stands up for herself - that made me wanna do the same. Like, it gave me courage.

Yes! YES!! This is what speculative animation should do - exaggerate systems to reveal their violence. The NDA scene was terrifying in its cold logic. And the escape? Like a glitch in the machine. Pure catharsis.

A very unusual and interesting film. Beautiful. Contrasting — both in animation and color, as well as in emotion. With deep philosophical meaning. Grounded in real life and purpose-driven. Thank you!

There’s a sharp allegorical layer in how this toxic world mirrors real corporate abuse. The ‘transplant’ is not just about escape - it’s about reclaiming agency.

The dystopian setting isn’t new, but the use of legal jargon, AI coldness, and emotional resistance gives it urgency. This is not a metaphorical sci-fi - this is a cry against real structures, in animated form.

That line - ‘he didn’t hit me, but still’ - I felt that. The confusion, the guilt, the gaslighting - all of it. And when she finally left… I was crying. I know how that feels.