I very rarely do log in to write reviews, and even more so to directly address the author and inform them as to how they have affected me. I do hope you get the chance to read this because it would be something you would want to hear. I watched your animation last night and thought it was exceptionally warm and a treat to view. I didn't feel the need to review it then, however, seeing as it was simply a flash that was pleasant to view. I spent my night with my usual insomnia and decided to play an old playstation game "The Legend of Dragoon" on into the early morning. When I finally fell asleep I had mixed and varied dreams, one of which had me inside the body of your main character. I have an odd ability to empathize with characters of games and movies and so I must have been impacted more severely by your story than I might have first imagined. I felt the joy of being an old man and becoming young again... the warmth of my seeing my mother and friends for the last time... wanting to share with them everything, but knowing that I can only revel in the few moments I still have left. It was my own iteration of the story to be sure, but the overall thought was the same... it essentially brought me to tears, being able to immerse myself in the role of your protagonist for just a few moment of my life, and so I wanted to thank you for sharing your story with me and anyone else it might have affected the same way. As for the review, I haven't quite decided how I'll rate the individual sections of your presentation, but the voices and story give alone you a 5/5 in my book. Keep developing stories like these and I'm sure you'll do great things in this area.
Reviews for "Interlude"
There's meds for those type of delusions.
Unfortunately, not for death.
That was a bit of bloody genius... I hated it all the way through, i thought the kid was really annoying and I was wondering where the hell it was all going. Then the end happened and it hit me...
Beautifully done.
Reminds me of Inception. One of the themes Hans Zimmer wrote for that movie is called "Time."
Loved the visual style, loved the story. That got me right in the feels. Good work sirs.