22 August 2020 Animated, Horror 7 mins
An animated interpretation of the legend of Faust, based on Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's version, where an alchemist trying to find a meaning of life signs a deal with the devil. Animation refers to German Expressionism movement, and uses handmade mixed media stop motion.
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