The story is about Jewish mother and her son. One day, the mother finds out her son is not in the bed in the morning. She thinks he is picked up by German police for Holocaust with her Jewish neighborhood.
In my opinion, the point of this short film is time series. Because of it, the story is not simple to understand, however, by not showing the scene that Heinlish fails to follow David's family until the last part, audiences grasp when the mother sees David became more effective.
The old hands playing the piano in the very last scene is touching one, however, I could not understand the choices of the pictures after that. There are pictures of David's family, Heinlish and her mother, and one more. If they show the pictures at the end, I thought they could be some meaning or message through it.
Overall, I like the glassy atmosphere of the film.
Review of Spielzeugland
