A real pity dialogue and character voice acting are as dreadfully "West Coast" as they are, since, speaking from an evaluative standpoint strictly limited to the film's animation, O Black Hole's a positively captivating experience to put it mildly. Remarkable artistic expressiveness on display here.
You really ought to question the competence of a given festival's selection committee when such trash ends up being eligible to compete in an official competition. Unreal.
When the quality of a film's single digitalized copy is so bloody bad that you struggle to decipher half its frames. Tragic.
