Go Away, Alfred!

About This Movie

So, 'Go Away, Alfred!' is quite a poignant piece of animation. You really feel the weight of Alfred's journey—the pacing is reflective, almost meditative at times. The atmosphere captures that feeling of displacement with a sort of muted color palette that really emphasizes the emotional tones. The film dives deep into themes of war and loneliness, and how a simple act of kindness, like sharing coffee, can spark connection. The animation style has this raw, hand-drawn aesthetic that gives it an earthy feel, setting it apart from the more polished mainstream stuff. It’s a bit slow, but it lets you soak in each moment, each rejection, and then that little flicker of hope when he meets Sonia. It's a layered experience, for sure.

Animated exploration of war and displacement · Reflective pacing enhances emotional depth · Distinctive hand-drawn animation style