Wonderful
Another movie i have seen about 50 times and which i can probably still see another 50 times without getting bored.
Before i write my review i wanted to mention to u that i didnt mean to accuse you of stealing ideas in my other review for 'smiley fairy', but that i just wanted to tell u that the concept was very similar to 'smile' and that i think 'smile' was better in terms of depth and atmosphere. But even though i didnt really like smiley fairy too much, i simply adore this one.
I know you are from Russia and i wonder if you are friends with the other magnificent russian flash artist Kol. I see alot of resemblence in the overall style of the flashes. U both use flash in an optimal way. Los Dias Sin Dias (as with Pustota) feels kind of like a collage of different scenes that still manage to form one complete and very interesting flash together. The false perspectives and the work in 1 colour tone are also a thing the two flashes have in common.
The transitions between the environments and the semi-3d tween effects are really unique for this one though and give the thing its own identity.
The music in this movie worked really well and the scenes flow together greatly with it. I guess you imagined this flash while you listened to the music. The message was very true and completed the flash in the end. I guess u lost your love and im sorry for that. It's ironic how a tragic event can sometimes be the fundament of such a quality work.
Overall a magnificent piece. I really hope you will never stop making flash so you can keep inspiring people like me.
AloneInTheDArk