I remained uncertain right up to its finish whether "Appetite" would have been a more fitting title. It’s an initial experiment in computer animation illustrating how readily we, as people, accept a culture of ease where our judgment becomes skewed. While the visual style isn't entirely to my taste, watching the central figure transform into what it ultimately becomes is about as symbolic as you could find—a representation of society’s drive to acquire and accumulate, often damaging ourselves and those around us. It develops into a disturbing parody of human nature or maybe even an affirmation of our desires. The ending has something of a Dickensian feel, and the whole ten-minute piece leaves you pondering what might be revealed in fifty years, perhaps in a way that’s unsettling.

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