This animated film is about 12 minutes long and should be watched at a time when you can give it your full attention. I think you'll find it worth your while.
La Maison en Petits Cubes
10 responses to “La Maison en Petits Cubes”
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This is wonderful. I keep thinking about it.
AMDG -
I was wondering if anyone had actually watched it.
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Well, you know two people have. It is pretty difficult to find 12 uninterrupted minutes, but well worth it.
AMDG -
I’ve watched it too. Not my cup of tea so much, but it is well done.
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I didn’t think I was going to like it at first, but was won over about a third of the way through or so. I thought the steadily rising water as a metaphor for time, and of ever-deeper diving for the recovery of memories, was brilliant.
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Not just time, but all of life’s difficulties. I also kept thinking about Matthew 7:25–“And the rains fell and the foods came …”
AMDG -
Maybe Paul is too young.
AMDG -
Yes, I meant to say that it’s probably more likely to hit home to people whose past is a whole lot longer than their future (earthly).
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Bill noticed that the last room he built had a pointed rather than a flat roof.
AMDG -
I didn’t notice that. Very good.
Light On Dark Water 
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