No Objects

About This Movie

No Objects is quite the curiosity in the animation realm. Moïa Jobin-Paré navigates the essence of gestures, a theme that's not often explored like this. The film's vibe is very tactile, using photography and scratching techniques that create a unique texture. The soundtrack is equally interesting, made from original recordings that pulse with life. It’s a real sensory dive, drawing you in with its atmosphere. The pacing feels meditative, almost like you’re meant to savor each moment rather than rush through. It’s low on traditional narrative but high on expression—just a raw, artistic experience that invites you to think differently about movement and perception in animation.

Experimental animation worth examiningFocuses on gesture and sensory experienceDistinctive sound design enhances visuals