The Sound of War

Every child fears the monster in the closet. However, there is one lonely boy who not only lacks that fear, but sees in the creature a chance to finally have a friend.

There are many kinds of tears; this is the story of a sad one.

Leo is a lonely boy with a passion for minerals. He carefully collects and classifies them in trunks, documenting every detail in his notebook. One day, he finds a gem he cannot identify. Driven by his loneliness, he decides to craft a clay doll, placing his most fascinating discovery—the mysterious gem—where her heart should be. From that day on, Leo spends his life with the clay doll he calls Nora.

The chaotic life of Larry, a clumsy bellhop, turns into an all-out battlefield when a dangerous mobster checks into the hotel. What follows is a series of disasters where Larry’s own awkwardness proves to be deadlier than bullets.

A mysterious package arrives just as a man is heading to bed. Inside is a painting of two rabbits—one pink, one blue—and a warning: choose wisely and hang it right. By ignoring the instructions, he turns a simple night’s rest into a sleepless ordeal.

Aqueducts transport water. Images transmit the memory. Images of aqueducts are useless.

For years, Maude has remained housebound, her home a refuge from a world that feels both hostile and alien. Meanwhile, Harvey —a long-forgotten imaginary friend— wanders aimlessly through a realm of the unremembered. Though worlds apart, their paths are destined to cross, and their lives begin to brighten as they realize that imagination hasn't faded quite yet.