Yes, Yes, No

About This Movie

So, Yes, Yes, No is this intriguing little short from 2017, crafted by Bryan Demers. It’s really an experimental piece, and you can feel that right from the get-go. The animation has a raw, almost hand-drawn quality that pulls you in, which adds to its charm. It definitely strays from traditional storytelling, opting instead to explore more abstract themes. The pacing is a bit erratic, but that feels intentional; it keeps you on your toes. I find the atmosphere to be a mix of whimsical and unsettling, creating this odd tension that doesn't quite resolve. It’s kind of a visual puzzle, and not everyone’s going to vibe with that, but if you appreciate the experimental side of animation, there’s something to dig into here.

Experimental animation styleAbstract themesUnconventional pacing