10 January 2023 Animated 8 mins
Little Human is the third part of my ‘Cyprus Collage Stories’ series. Stop motion collage mixes up with old and new film in order to tell the imaginary adventures of a very popular Cypriot weaving pattern called ‘little human’. This anthropomorphic design which looks like something between a knight and a spaceman begins a journey to find his real home out of the weaving fabric.
Watch the official Little Human 2023 trailer in HD below.
Cyprus 10 January 2023
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Have you watched Little Human yet? What did you think about it?