Box

It's a box. Think inside the box. Think outside the box. It's a box. Yeah, it's just a box—the imagery is sometimes suspended inside of the box, and it will rotate and you can see the dimensions, and in the top square of the box, there is sometimes the sky—so it's a bit like an extra-expansive kind of imagery, just as you might get with a panoramic image. It's pretty experimental. Other times the box will disappear and you just see one of the whole images from one of the squares on the box, and Ito will move the camera back and forth in arepetitive, mechanistic fashion. It's more creative than some of his other earliest shorts and more technically impressive, but it's also boring and the imagery chosen to fill the frame is terrible. The music fairs a bit better, but his slightly more narrative-based work is much better.