Father. Mother.

In "Father. Mother.", two papier-mâché puppets navigate a series of events that blend sexual, bestial, and solemn themes. The film serves as a ritualistic ceremony that explores the origins of a myth and its subsequent decay. This animation is part of a trilogy titled "The Third World," which delves into the juxtaposition of sacred and intimate experiences, as well as the beautiful and horrific aspects of life.

Collectors may appreciate the film's inclusion in "The Third World Collection," which is known for presenting foundational narratives that challenge traditional storytelling. The film's unique aesthetic and thematic depth set it apart in the realm of animation. It is available in multiple formats, including Blu-ray, DVD, and VHS, appealing to various collecting preferences.