WHISPER OF THE WELL

It was kind of scary but very beautiful. I didn’t know animation could be this dark.

An obvious analogy to a famous film, but short, bright, concise, and with a sense of justice. Thank you!

It’s less horror and more a meditative visual reflection on the edge between life and death. Feels like a waking hallucination.

Wow, I felt really sad. Even with all the darkness, there’s a sense of tragedy. She’s not just a monster—she’s a victim.

The film feels like a visual metaphor for vengeance and collective guilt. The ghostly heroine and the village forest echo Japanese onryō tales and European gothic folklore. The stop-motion adds a puppet-nightmare quality that lingers.

The film feels like a legend—spirit from the well, a village, the night. Reminds me of Turkish folktales, but with a vibe like Coraline or Corpse Bride.

This film is about how society throws women into a well of silence and is then shocked when they return. Right on point.

Now this is my kind of thing! Creepy woods, crows, and that eerie puppet that gave me chills. These six minutes managed to genuinely unsettle me.

The tale of a wrongfully condemned woman returning for justice is classic, but here it feels especially powerful. It’s a scream from the depths of the patriarchal well.