This beautiful video takes a tender look at one soul’s attempt to bargain with death before finally succumbing. The animated short, by And Maps And Plans, a small Dublin-based studio, has raked in loads of awards and was even shortlisted for the 87th annual Academy Awards. Its title, ‘Coda,’ is fitting for a video about our ultimate end. Take a look!
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This is beautifully done...and honestly people? Nobody knows what the end is like. It's one thing to show a theory or prediction, but another to pretend like you are certain you have all the answers. I think this is deep, and I also believe that for all we know, death could be like this. It could also be an infinity of other things. It's not up for us to decide. You cannot know what it's like to die if you've never done it. I guarantee you that if you are reading this or writing around it, you are alive. Again, gorgeous project, bravo!
I had NDE in 2010 March under a swimming pool. Death is from my experience waking up to another reality.
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One of the most beautiful things I've seen in a long time ... truly moving and elegant in it's sophisticated simplicity.
That is not how I believe death will be...but it was very interestingly done.
This is beautifully done...and honestly people? Nobody knows what the end is like. It's one thing to show a theory or prediction, but another to pretend like you are certain you have all the answers. I think this is deep, and I also believe that for all we know, death could be like this. It could also be an infinity of other things. It's not up for us to decide. You cannot know what it's like to die if you've never done it. I guarantee you that if you are reading this or writing around it, you are alive. Again, gorgeous project, bravo!
I had NDE in 2010 March under a swimming pool. Death is from my experience waking up to another reality.
Load More Replies... One of the most beautiful things I've seen in a long time ... truly moving and elegant in it's sophisticated simplicity.
That is not how I believe death will be...but it was very interestingly done.
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