Tales from the Multiverse

Magnus Igland Møller, Mette Tange, Peter Smith

IndieLisboa 2021 • IndieJúnior

Denmark, Animation, 2020, 7′

Everything makes sense now. God used a sort of Paint from Microsoft 1997 to draw a first draft of Earth, with dinosaurs, humans and spaceships. But the kids won’t let him concentrate, the angels won’t help out and it’s best if he just rethinks his strategy.

Dinosaurs: The True Story

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