Luz is walking about as her mother calls her to come home. However, instead of going home, she wanders about the empty town until she ultimately walks into a theater where she sees her life being played out on the screen. Inexplicably, she sits down on a bench and takes a nap. The ending, which occurs a bit later, is nice.
This is a decent but not particularly inspiring CG film. While the backgrounds were beautifully rendered, I was surprised how blocky the title character, Luz (called "Lucy" in the English language version), looked. In addition, the story was a bit vague and unsatisfying, though I suppose that there are some interesting interpretations to be had if you think about it. Frankly, I just didn't feel engaged enough to try.
This is a decent but not particularly inspiring CG film. While the backgrounds were beautifully rendered, I was surprised how blocky the title character, Luz (called "Lucy" in the English language version), looked. In addition, the story was a bit vague and unsatisfying, though I suppose that there are some interesting interpretations to be had if you think about it. Frankly, I just didn't feel engaged enough to try.