“What would happen if our "angle of view" suddenly changed?”
Four little stories are interconnected. Their ordinary and repetitive aspect is completely subverted when the perspective suddenly changes, questioning every daily rule of reality and perception.
Mr. Angle is a animation, comedy film released in 2019 exploring themes of multiple perspectives. Directed by Mattia Bioli, Four little stories are interconnected. Their ordinary and repetitive aspect is completely subverted when the perspective suddenly changes, questioning every daily rule of reality and perception.
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