Bluebird
The story of the short film "Bluebird" represents the reflection of the history of human suffering through the futuristic vision of a robot child. It combines extremely provoking and emotional archive material with a fictional image of plausible futuristic sterility and perfection, but with the lack of compassion or empathy towards all humanity. "Bluebird" questions not only emotions within an artificial life, but the emotional and moral state of the world today, throughout the words of Charles Bukowski: "But, I don't weep. Do you?"
- Runtime
- 3m
- Released
- 2011
Details
Release year: 2011
Storyline
The story of the short film "Bluebird" represents the reflection of the history of human suffering through the futuristic vision of a robot child. It combines extremely provoking and emotional archive material with a fictional image of plausible futuristic sterility and perfection, but with the lack of compassion or empathy towards all humanity. "Bluebird" questions not only emotions within an artificial life, but the emotional and moral state of the world today, throughout the words of Charles Bukowski: "But, I don't weep. Do you?"