Outstanding.
Every once in a while I come across something that really catched my eye or sticks with me. I would say the last thing that did that for me was 'Babel' -- at least before this.
While a short animation may not carry the length of a feature film, it in no way loses any of its impact as a result. This is a beautiful animation, beautifully told and beautifully executed. I do not understand people's complaints -- I am an artist myself (traditional artist), and it's always easy for people to assume the role of 'critic' and point out the smallest detail. While they are, in a sense, helping you become a better artist, one must assume the role of 'artist' as well and understand what went into creating the work. It is hard work, people, and I guarantee 99% of you cannot make something as REMOTELY profound or well executed.
The drawings ('graphics') were excellent, with a smooth and clean look. There is no shame in using motion tween, it does not detract from the work in the least. The sound is amazing as well, and fits well. My only complaint about it is that there could be a slightly larger mix of music, but the three tracks chosen were spot-on, nonetheless. The voice acting was crisp and well done. The music really elucidated what the woman was feeling. The 'hand-held' camera also added amazingly well to the mix, creating a relaxed and personal insight into this world that you created. Violence, humor, and interactivity are self-explanatory.
Overall, a great piece of work, a great flash animation, and a great story. This has definitely stuck with me, and is my "favorite" flash as of right now :)
Keep up the good work, and don't get discouraged by the few 'critics' out there ;)