The soft sci-fi drama adapted from "Static Movie" has a gray shell, people who don't seem to have emotional fluctuations, but it is the long undercurrent time that puts out the warm fire and pulls it to an infinite length, so that the world looks flat. Childhood, youth, youth, middle age, old age, endless loops The whole tone seems to be reminiscent of the memories of the past. It seems to be in the invisible city of Calvino, telling the "castle where fate crossed, the tavern" , barn, woods, basement, Robinson..."
This work is a crumpled ball of paper, and when unfolded, obscure lines can be seen, which are used to wipe away tears of existence or non-existence. As an elder who almost gave up in the middle of the episodes, it is recommended that people who love sci-fi stick to the eighth episode, and only at the end can they understand the deeper meaning of Loop on the time scale.
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