One morning, Steph, a thirty-year-old teenager, announces some great news to his companion Flippy, the star-bear of Flip’s cereals – he is going to Japan to enroll in a ninja school. However, Flippy is not altogether happy with his decision and takes it out on his partner.
This short from master of deadpan and off-the-wall humor Benoît Forgeard stars a giant teddy bear as an abusive and tyrannical partner. Low-budget aesthetics and digital tricks contribute to the disturbing charm of this absurdist movie. Get ready to plunge into the universe of this UFO filmmaker!
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