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As a movie analyst and reviewer on YouTube, I believe this film shows a dark side of the world we live in, especially what big pharmaceutical companies are doing, not only in the United States but everywhere.

Let's get to the main point: men and women who struggle financially, unable to support themselves or their families, often find themselves forced to take any offer, even from some shady guy, just to survive. This leads them to lying, scamming people, or getting involved in drug pushing.

What choices do they really have? Either accept it and end up getting screwed big time, or reject it and wait for death to catch up with them, while the big bosses walk away untouched through their connections.

That's the sad truth, and that's the world we live in.

The subject of this animation centers around Celestine, a mouse who accidentally breaks Ernest's bear violin. In an attempt to repair the instrument, Celestine embarks on a journey to Gibritia, with Ernest following suit to locate Celestine. The ensuing events in Gibritia are contentious and emotionally charged, with issues surrounding family dynamics and the relationship between Ernest and Celestine. The theme of the animation is further underscored by the presence of a single note allowed in Gibritia, the distinct characteristics of the father, sister, and mother characters, and the role of all instruments featured in the animation. There is also an emphasis on the tree between the house, the character of the guards, and the implications of being a lawyer in the family. Overall, the animation presents a complex and nuanced exploration of familial relationships and individual identity that will resonate with viewers.