The entire film unfolds on a single piece of drawing paper placed in a field, and watching animation happen in that real space, dirt, grass, actual sunlight moving across it, makes something shift in how you see what animation can be. You're not escaping into a world. You're watching a world be drawn into existence right in front of you, on the ground where you stand. This is cinema that costs nothing to make and everything to sit with.

A film in which the animation plays out on a sheet of drawing paper laid down on a field and farm. The piece is regarded as an imaginative offshoot of Stone.