I am alone, walking on the straight road

"I am alone, walking on the straight road" depicts a solitary man's journey through a mountain environment. The animation utilizes the cutout method to portray the subtle facial expressions of the protagonist, who is depicted as slightly intoxicated. The film's thematic core centers on the emotion of loneliness, symbolized through the character's isolation and the setting. The inspiration for this animated work comes from the life and work of Taneda Santoka, a poet known for his unconventional approach to haiku. The animation aims to capture the essence of Santoka's haiku style, reflecting the poet's unique perspective on life and his exploration of solitude. The film focuses on the man's journey, his emotional state, and the visual representation of his experience.