Hyperborea

Hyperborea

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Release Date

11/13/2026

Runtime

1 mins

Genres

Overview

From the empty space, a world is generated, contained within the space of an old scroll. A goddess rules it: she is both good and evil. Beauty and violence intertwine within this microcosm, in a way that makes them almost indistinguishable between one another, until everything ends, in an infinite loop, parading into a "Hellmouth" where we are not allowed to follow. Made of more than 1000 drawings on paper, hand drawn and hand colored with a straight ahead technique, in order to enhance its surreal quality, the animation references both folk-medieval and contemporary art. By playing with the space of the paper, intertwining empty and ultra-crowded sequences, the scenes overwhelm the viewer, who is challenged to pick a character as their guide inside this chaotic world, where there is no truth: only what one chooses to see and what chooses to ignore.

Status

Released

Original Language

English

Budget

-

Revenue

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A meticulously hand-drawn descent into a mythological realm where beauty and violence blur into one another, challenging you to find meaning in controlled chaos. The experience is deliberately overwhelming: you are invited to be lost, to choose what to see, and to accept that no answer is final.

Mood

UnsettlingWhimsicalContemplativeDread-soaked

Themes

MortalityArt and creation

Tone

Operatic

Pacing

Meditative

Look

2D animationPainterlyStylized genre

Structure

Nonlinear

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