Oh, I’ve been there…the workplace job. I linked a bit too nicely with Max Mir’s brief movie, Walking Fernando. Nadia (Fabienne Piolini-Castle) is claimed workplace employee. She’s grinding out the nine-to-five as a journey agent, and simply earlier than ending the day, her supervisor insists she stays behind to tick off a listing of issues he wants executed by “EOD.” When Nadia factors out that everybody is already leaving, her supervisor strikes a fish bowl with goldfish Fernando (voiced by Javier Bardem) inside.
As the pissed off Nadia will get to the primary merchandise, Fernando begins speaking to her. He declares that he’s Fernando, “The Ruler of all Seas,” “Explorer of the Unknown,” and “Conqueror of all Thinking Minds.” Pointing out that Nadia is a journey agent and convinces her to take the goldfish for a stroll to new and thrilling locations.
“…Nadia is a journey agent and convinces her to take the goldfish for a stroll to new and thrilling locations.”
Walking Fernando is an easy and candy story of private freedom and never being held captive by the fishbowls in our lives. Almost too easy of a narrative. With fantastic performances by Fabienne Piolini-Castle and Javier Bardem, the brief movie acts as a breath of contemporary air in our lives, encouraging us to take a stroll open air from our stuffy workplaces and residential…and breathe.
Walking Fernando could not change the world, however it would possibly simply change your life in a small and easy approach.
For extra details about Walking Fernando, go to the Gunpowder House Productions web site.
