Robot Dreams

Robot Dreams, an animated film by Spanish director Pablo Berger, is an adaptation of the

comic of the same name created by Sarah Barron. The film, without dialogue, transports us to

New York City in the 1980s, where Dog, a lonely Labrador, finds an unexpected companion in

Robot, a cutting-edge automaton. Which he uses to help him in his loneliness or lack of

company, which will create the plot that explores the friendship between two very different

beings. Dog, with his energy and enthusiasm, teaches Robot to enjoy the little things in life:

playing, dancing, eating a good hot dog. In turn, Robot would take a different perspective on

Dog's life, an innocent and curious look at the world. The friendship between Dog and Robot is

threatened when, during a summer night at the beach, Robot rusts and becomes stranded. Dog is

forced to return to his old life without his friend, but he does not give up and begins a journey to

reunite with him.

The film stands out for its visual style, which combines traditional 2D animation with 3D

backgrounds. This combination creates a unique aesthetic that captivates viewers and immerses

them in the narrative without the need for dialogue. Each scene is carefully designed to convey

emotions and tell the story in a visually striking way.

The relationship between Dog and Robot would touch on universal themes such as friendship,

loyalty and overcoming obstacles. Despite the differences between them, their emotional

connection transcends the barriers of verbal communication. Dog demonstrates unwavering

determination as he sets out to find his friend, showing how love and friendship can inspire brave

actions.

to conclude the movie "Robot Dreams" is an animated masterpiece that is used to touch on

universal themes making it loved by both children and adults with its moving story and

captivating visual style. The film proves that true friendship overcomes any challenge and leaves

a lasting impression on the hearts of the viewers.