The New Sun
A child-faced Sun delivers a half-sung monologue that shifts from emotional confessions to comedy while presenting a dark vision of a collapsing world.
Synopsis
A child-faced Sun delivers a half-sung monologue that shifts from emotional confessions to comedy while presenting a dark vision of a collapsing world.
Synopsis
A child-faced Sun with a melodic voice delivers a half-sung, poetic monologue in The New Sun. The Sun addresses a human lover while presenting a bleak vision of a collapsing world. Throughout the 13-minute animated film, the Sun's speech shifts from emotional confessions to comedic interludes, culminating in a rendition of "I Got Love" from the 1970 musical Purlie. Despite the dark ambiance, the monologue emphasizes the enduring power of words and their role in social responsibility.
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