But We Had Music

The film presents a contemplative journey, questioning how we navigate life in the face of cosmic finitude. It is based on a poem by Maria Popova and performed by Nick Cave, whose voice adds depth to the visual storytelling.

Daniel Bruson transforms the poem into an animated experience, making it a distinctive entry in both the animation and drama genres. The combination of Cave's performance and Bruson's animation creates a thought-provoking exploration of life's meaning, appealing to those interested in artistic interpretations of complex themes.