Ouzo

About This Movie

Ouzo, directed by Meredith Campbell during her student years, is an intriguing mix of animation and drama. The film unfolds with a hauntingly ethereal quality that draws you in, almost like a vivid dream. The pacing is deliberate, allowing the viewer to really soak in the visuals, which are layered and textured, enhancing that dream-like state. It tackles themes of memory and loss, wrapped in a surreal atmosphere that feels both intimate and expansive. The practical effects give it a tactile quality, making the animation feel alive in a way that digital often doesn’t. There’s a rawness to it that speaks to the early stages of Campbell’s artistry, making it a distinctive work in the realm of animated shorts.

Captivating animation style that feels personal.Explores deep themes with a surreal touch.Interesting early work from a developing filmmaker.