Hollow Land

Hollow Land tells the story of Berta and Solomon as they seek a place to call home. Their journey leads them to a land that offers hope and safety, but questions arise about whether this new location is truly a utopia or merely another temporary refuge.

Directed by Michelle Kranot, this film is notable for its exploration of profound themes through animation. The runtime of 14 minutes allows for a concise yet impactful narrative. Marcel Jeannin lends his voice to the project, contributing to the film's emotional depth.

The production involves collaboration from ONF | NFB, Dansk Tegnefilm, ARTE France Cinéma, and Les Films de l'Arlequin. This international effort highlights the film's relevance in discussions about displacement and the human condition, making it a compelling piece for those interested in animation and thematic storytelling.