Tiny workers run a domesticated factory under the supervision of giant hands. This fantastically convenient at-home solution for disposable creation is absurdly inefficient and potentially an answer to the question: How do we get rubber gloves? The timer is ticking.

“Six minutes long, abstract, and open to interpretation, the film is a compelling, weird delight that I have watched many times and still find something odd and new each time.”
— Collin Souter, Roger Ebert Review
“Throughout the film a satisfying flow of tasks ensues, leading up to a climax that abstracts the visuals into shifting colors and outlines.”
— Jackie Andres, The Colossal
“Beneath its warm colours and absurdist humour is a meditation on the hidden labour and questionable ethics behind those everyday products we rarely stop to question.”
— Rob Munday, Director's Note
“Following that was Kate Renshaw-Lewis’s Busy Bodies (2025), which is contemporary but nevertheless felt older, a mix between Fred Wolf (1971’s The Point) and Suzan Pitt (1979’s Asparagus).”
— Kat Sacks, The Chicago Reader