Synopsis
Hew and Kew are part of a heap of stones on a hill. Although the length of their dialogue lasts no longer than the few minutes that the film is, in that time, humanity makes its appearance, expands its civilization and then dies out. The contrast between the steadfast 'rocks' versus the swift development of human civilization effectively displays the relativity of time, just as in the tale of Rip Van Winkle to whom 20 years of time passes in the span of one drink. In particular, the fast-paced sequence from the invention of wheels, through the rapid expansion of civilization and then humanity back at the starting point presents the speedy imagination feasible in animation. The dialogue of the rock, who as mediators watch the rise and fall of humanity, will once again throw out the question of 'slow and quick' (Jenna Ku)