It’s unlikely this is the 'Animal Farm' adaptation anyone has longed for. 'S He' contains a considerable amount of eccentricity, and while certain scenes produce genuinely impressive results, other parts simply go too far. Nevertheless, it’s precisely the sort of movie that might have a surprisingly significant effect, so I suggest those with even a small degree of interest give it a try. If you can disregard the foo…

Many films talk at length but offer little substance. It's unusual to encounter a film that communicates sparingly yet conveys much, and this one manages precisely that. I was lucky enough to view it during Fantasia 2019, and I would enthusiastically suggest it to those seeking skillfully produced stop-motion animation, addressing delicate themes with a distinctive, poetic, visual, and metaphorical approach.