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French cartoons are always different from English and Disney's style of painting, and the plot direction is not that of justice and happiness , and "One-Handed Adventure" is even more profound to me than the above animation.
Starting with a severed hand and a fly seems to imply that the beginning of life is dark and dirty. The perspective follows the expedition of the hand, the hand is hidden in the can, the memory of the hand, the hand has gone through all the hardships to return to the owner, and also let the audience know the ins and outs of the owner.
From the very beginning, it was guessed that the owner has passed away, and the whole film is also slanted to the dark side. At the beginning, the owner's warm family was destroyed by a car accident. I can only make a living by delivering pizza. This all changed when I met a woman who lived in a building. The girl cared about him, not as much as the people around me who only cared about the pizza being late and the money. They talked about books and life.
In the end, he found her as he wished, just like the hand found the owner, but the end was that the hand could no longer be taken back. The girl hoped that he came because he liked carpentry, not for her. The wooden house on the roof is empty. After all, the wood is not ice, it is France and not the North Pole. The tapes left by the owner of the hand show that he skipped the obscurity of life.
There are many small details in the film that are worth watching, and the soundtrack is also very good. It is different from ordinary cartoons. At the end, it is always guessing whether the owner has jumped, and the handling at the end is also very unexpected.
Ps In fact, I think the owner of the hand is a good match for the heroine. Maybe it's a bit scary to admit it directly. It should be cultivated for more time...
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