Most Western and Eastern cultures associate fate with predestination. However, in Confucianism, in the karma of Hinduism or in Catholicism, a certain margin of subtle freedom is offered, where each of us has the opportunity to “choose”.
Whether you believe in a cruel Calvinist-style destination or live with the understanding that everyone is building their own destiny on a daily basis, we are sure that this wonderful short film will not leave you indifferent.
- And therein lies the real key: to understand these little clues that day by day weave laboriously.
- Creating a mantle that will be our destiny.
- Because sometimes.
- If you don’t look at life.
- Opportunities will pass you by without you being able to recognize them.
It is also possible that the wheel of our existence has prepared some key moments that we cannot change. However, the game of life is not to “stop”, not to go.
We must move forward every day with our eyes open and our hearts awake, assuming failures, jumping obstacles and conquering new victories, but always with the hope alive so that we never get carried away by fate. Learn to create it, learn to be the architect of the world in which you live.
?Destination?is it a wonderful short film that captures you from the first moment. At first we received this impact from someone who just woke up from a dream and doesn’t quite understand what’s going on. So, are we going to get carried away by your mysterious clocks?
This short film masterfully created by the French school? Bellecour School of Art !?it offers such a disconcerting narrative rhythm for the viewer that they have the clear feeling of living an authentic “Marmota Day”, The Spell of Time, a very original harold ramis film.
The basic idea offered by this production as a reflection is that if life, if fate offers us a new opportunity, we have an obligation to recognize the signs, something that is not exactly easy, because in a way it protects us from doing an act of internal reading, of self-knownness.
There is a good chance that something will happen one way or another, it may be the result of chance, chance or fate, now it is clear that the way we approach our own reality will determine whether something specific happens or not.
Destination? It is a suggestive but very harsh reflection on fate. Directed by Fabien Weibel, Sandrine Wurster, Victor Debatisse and Manuel Alligné, you will enter a world full of details, because life, magic and even tragedy are sometimes written accurately. in every detail They are the ones to pay attention to. Enjoy this short film and feel free to share it.