- Genre
- Documentary
- Year
- 2006
- Runtime
- 0h44
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More
Unlock imagination in a world deprived of color and hope.
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Synopsis
More, a 2006 thriller directed by Mark Osborne and featuring Nicholas Müller, is a visually striking narrative set in a dystopian world where creativity and happiness are suppressed. The story follows a downtrodden factory worker who discovers an invention that could change the bleak existence of his community. As he embarks on a journey to bring joy and imagination back to a colorless society, More explores themes of oppression, innovation, and the human spirit’s resilience. The film is notable for its unique animation style that combines stop-motion and sepia tones to emphasize the dreariness of the environment, contrasted with bursts of vivid color as the protagonist's dream unfolds.
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Reviews
More received acclaim for its artistic craftsmanship and visual storytelling, despite its short runtime. Critics praised the film's ability to convey a powerful narrative without dialogue, relying heavily on the intricacies of animation and sound design. Rotten Tomatoes highlights the film's 'inventive animation and emotional depth,' though it notes the story's minimalistic approach may not appeal to all viewers. IMDb users rate the film highly, often commenting on its poignant message and impactful delivery. Metacritic does not list a score, reflecting the film's niche and short-film status rather than widespread commercial release. Some critics have pointed out that the narrative is somewhat abstract, which might challenge viewers seeking a traditional plot structure, but overall, More is regarded as a masterful piece of animated cinema that emotionally resonates despite its brevity.
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