REVIEW
Bippy the Little Robot - review

Hope will never die as long as someone keep on living.
In the midst of rubble and destruction, among collapsed buildings and stacked cars, a tin heart still beats.
It's Bippy, an adorable little robot who survived an apocalypse that has eradicated every form of human life.
But Bippy knows no fear, and in company of a mechanical cat and a music box it ventures into this desolate land in search of...
Bippy the little Robot written, directed and produced by the talented Glenna Burmer - also composer - is a small visual masterpiece where the power of music reanimates objects and rekindles the desire to return to life.

A return to the beauty of being in the world despite this bleeding, disintegrated world needs to be redone.
The animation, the cinematography and the editing are just perfect; the visual effects bring us in this lonely yet fascinating atmosphere where everything can happen.
A film that aims to be a message of love, of hope, of courage, ...despite all the bad, despite all the tragedy.
