Wasps, Geese, Pear-tree

This animated short film features a chalk-drawing style that brings to life the memories of a childhood characterized by familial bonds. The narrative centers on Jack, who takes on responsibilities after his grandfather's death, notably delivering his grandmother's bourbon during prohibition. The story reflects on the traces left by two accidents that impacted the family, adding depth to the seemingly simple recollections.

As part of the animation genre, Wasps, Geese, Pear-tree is a unique entry that showcases a distinct artistic approach. The runtime of 7 minutes allows for a quick yet poignant viewing experience, making it suitable for both casual viewers and animation enthusiasts. The film's basis in literature may also appeal to collectors interested in adaptations of literary works, particularly those by Richard Brautigan.