Nobody talks about this one. A student thesis that moves from humanity's birth to its extinction in under an hour, treating the end of the world not as catastrophe but as arrival. The animation doesn't explain itself; it shows you the shape of time collapsing into a single point, and you either surrender to that or you don't. This is the kind of film that makes you sit in silence after it ends, not because you understood it, but because you felt the weight of what you were watching shift from story into philosophy into something closer to prayer.

This film traces humankind across its whole existence, from the moment people first come into being to the end of their journey. There, humanity finds itself caught in a state of permanence where nothing moves forward. Made in 2024 as a graduate project in the animation department of the Tokyo University of the Arts' Graduate School of Film and New Media, it compresses that entire sweep into a single film.