The title is very clear: Children project themselves as their pet dogs to escape external shocks and protect themselves. But when he knew that the pet dog had died in the boarding house, he said goodbye to his childhood-childhood as a dog. The dog who can play and play jokes stays somewhere in the maze forever, and the child becomes a teenager and continues to explore the maze.
The best children's film, children's film for adults. It is comparable to Truffaut's Small Change (1976).
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