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Director's Statement
The film sets out on a misadventurous route to answering four common human fears. Presented in order, they are – fear of the unknown, fear of failure, fear of rejection and, finally, fear of death, which is comically blown out of proportion to include the entire universe. For each fear both sides of an argument are presented but visually no real resolution is delivered. This allows the audience to form their own conclusion for each argument. The film's heavy subject matter is shrouded under the tone of a toddler's Saturday morning cartoon. This helps lull the audience into a false sense of security only to deliver twist after twist to a normally predictable genre.