Comma

At a busy train station, a human with an ever-exploding head stumbles upon an old newspaper. This discovery opens a portal to a world of different stories, all intertwined by a shared theme: the war in Ukraine. Despite the war's impact, each story depicts people living normally, dancing, walking their dogs, and engaging in peaceful activities. Although their lives have been altered, they persist and strive to find meaning in a world where a missile attack can ruin your house daily. The film utilizes a stop-motion technique crafted from newspaper clippings in various languages, illustrating the chronological progression of the war. Visually, the film is made with pastels in the traditional 2d method, lending it a distinctive style and atmosphere.