Hi everybody, I am Ole-André Rønneberg, the creator of this movie. Thank you all for all your nice comments on the film! I am so glad that many of you liked it. It was a challenge to make the film, but I am very happy about how it turned out. I will stop by occasionally and answer questions about the film.:-) I hope that everybody is staying safe during this time, where we all have been on our own desolated islands.
@@ole-andrernneberg745 I thoroughly enjoyed your film. I loved its simplicity and innocence. From what the film reveals I don't see a happy ending for him, so I will take some liberty and imagine a twist ... that allows him to continue their friendship and his lifestyle.
@@RPRosen-ki2fk It is always painful to leave something behind that has been dear to one. Like a lighthouse, and a routine that has grown into ones spine.
As a former Navy man, I loved this tale! The ending was perfect. It partly reminded me of the saying "If you have something, set it free. If it comes back, it's yours. If it doesn't it never was."
My father served in WWII, on the Icebreaker NorthWind....and I in the Navy, in Medical Services. I've been fortunate to have lived most of my life next to the sea. And whether swimming/surfing in it, or using it as my "thinking place"...I've always drawn strength from the sea. Good film👍.
wanted to live in a lighthouse from being a really young child. dont know why. I still do. this was beautifully made. no sexually undertones, peaceful music and left Us with so many questions and leaving Us to fill in the blanks and using our own imagination. yes a little longer would have been nice.
I love the sparseness of this film.... The wide open spaces, the emptiness, the simplicity.... So many subtle things that tell the story without the need for dialogue...!
Note to self: Mermaids like apples. Just in case, you know. Also, deploy bathtub by the sea. Make that two. If evicted, don't worry. The sea is far more vast than any lighthouse. She welcomes you to her home. Love happens, even if only unusually.
Hii can u help me find a short film they posted a while ago it's about a woman who finds a mermaid as well and she had an affair with a fisherman prior she guts fish it's horror please
A mermaid found a swimming lad Picked him up for her own Pressed her body to his body Laughed; and plunging down Forgot in cruel happiness That even lovers drown. Yeats
Everyone else understands and I don’t have a clue what it means. Or what the mermaid represents. But it was relatable in some ways and I liked it. He’s alone, existing in his comfort zone but without purpose, and has been putting off the inevitable, changing and leaving into the great unknown. The mermaid is the catalyst for change. An unexpected guest comes into his life needing help and he takes the opportunity to help. Later he is rewarded for his actions by getting helped during his time of need. Now he won’t have to go into the unknown alone but has someone to help guide him.
I feel like this movie is trying to tell us to step out of our comfort zones. In an attempt to keep to his familiar daily routine, the man almost lost something precious.
Lovely movie. It's kinda metaphor I think. Every human being need someone or something to get through this time on earth. It will stop us counting days.
I loved this film...the abstract space it leaves gives viewers open ground to ponder on various lines... The peace in this movie makes me wish I could live this man's life...simple yet beautiful
This film is so good. Everything comes together so well: the score, the cinematography, the acting that is so understatedly expressive, the limited dialogue. I see I left a comment a year ago, and it's still seems just as good or better.
Love that the mermaid got yeeted because the old guy needed a bath 😂 this film is gorgeous and so sweet. My heart broke when the lighthouse was automatically on. Where did they go in the end?
I turned off my VPN just to be able to leave a comment. The music *perfectly* complements the story here. So spare, so meandering and thoughtful, hopeful yet sad. To the composer and the filmmaker, bravo!
This is a magical story that resonates with me very deeply, most likely because I'm facing a major life transition of my own in which I feel quite alone but, in the process, I feel I've come upon my own version of a mermaid who's needed my help as much as I've needed hers; we're together and help one another. Thank you for producing the film. I absolutely love it.
@@BillysFingers the intro song was amazing. I listen to it twice every year ! Have you ever? Ever fet like this. How strange things happen. Are you going round the twist
I very rarely comment on the movies I watch here; however, will make an exception here. This was, without a doubt, one of the finest I've seen on Omletto (or any other site) and I thoroughly enjoyed it. A totally class story, well written and easily understood. It was an all around excellent presentation by the entire staff, as well as outstanding performances by the actor and actress. I'd like to thank you for allowing viewers the pleasure of watching it here.
Thank you so much! The film was a slow birth, but it was truly worth the wait. I am so glad that you liked it. The crew were exceptional, the surroundings, the setting, it all came to place.=)
Yes, I loved this story! Thank you! The actors were outstanding and the setting so beautiful. I imagined a happy ending for both: together forever: she went back into the sea; he went back to his home: the lighthouse: she could visit anytime and they could be best friends forever: no more loneliness for either of them.❤️
This was such a beautiful short film! It presented a majestic and peaceful atmosphere. The landscape, body of water and the sky were breathtaking! I cannot even imagine what it must have felt like for the lighthouse employee to have his job terminated because of technology! Technology is a blessing but in the blink of an eye you can wake up and your job is gone. I was thinking that the lighthouse employee would make a nice mate/companion. I appreciate how he dressed, had a routine and cared for the facility! I would be in awe to wake up to see such a magnificent view! The man and the mermaid were a blessing to one another. I loved the silence, it was captivating!
Thank you for this wonderful comment.:-) Yes, when we shot the film, we got up in the morning, and we couldn't wait to get back to the island. And I guess it must be wonderful to be there. I think it must be both fantastic and horrible to be these light house keepers, because they were risking a lot to keep people safe. It could be a mentally and physically hard to work on these light houses because of the isolation. The last one became automatic in 2006.
Ole-Andre, really excellent film. Thanks very much for making it for us to watch. I think it's a film you need to watch a few times, it's seemingly sparse on the surface, but there are many things hidden in it that I think I missed the first time. What I see as a big message from the film is that although the Lightkeeper keeps to quite a rigid routine, he takes it in step when the Mermaid is washed up. Loads her into his barrow and puts her in his bathtub. I mean what else....:-} And then when ALL of his structure is swept away, he accepts gracefully and stoically her proposal. And just as any good Western, we see them riding....er rowing....off into the sunset. And to those of us in a much more populated landscape, to whom his seems desolate and lonely, well, need to re-think that. Lonely perhaps, but beautiful. He lives in a truly beautiful setting, and not polluted by the noise of others. There's a good story that's related. A very rich businessman is driving on a country road in Natal (South Africa) and his car breaks down. He walks to the nearby litle village, and finds some men sitting under a tree, smoking and drinking beer. They invite him to sit down, and share a beer with them. He asks for help, and they offer to pull his car with their oxen to a place to be fixed. But when they seem slow to act, he gets excited and impatient. And he says he is in a big rush, because he needs to get to his rented vacation home.....where he will be able to sit in his chair, and drink a beer..... He asks them why don't they make some effort, and and raise some extra pigs and goats to sell, to make more money? He says otherwise you will stay as you are, without any money. Then when you are older, you can retire! And they look at him, and say what will we DO when we retire? Well, he says, you can sit under a nice shady tree and drink beer!
@WarthogARJ You are most welcome. Thank you for watching it:-) I love your thoughts about the subject, the film, and your little story.:-) Have a wonderful day!
He couldn't leave my routine and drudgery for the fear of going into the unknown , a world full of uncertainties. He preferred being tied to the lighthouse for it is the only certainty he felt he could clutch on to. Then he found his mermaid (purpose). At first he avoided her existence , tried to push her away. She kept coming back to find him , even though he tried his best not to heed her existence. -I hope I find my mermaid and I wish everyone finds his/her mermaid.
Well done. At least … at very least… they are not alone … but alone together. This is cinematic … nothing replaces genuine human ‘touch’ … not even the most vibrational artificial intelligence. That woman who loved you ~~~~~~~~ still loves you.
As I watched this I felt I was floating in all the sea colors but not feeling cold. I was in the mermaid's sea. Music lifted and carried me on the real surface of the world.
This exact thing happened to me when I was a lighthouse keeper. The only difference was my mermaid had a human body and legs. Proof that life does imitate art. Or would it be the other way around? I’m confused
Thank you for sharing such a beautiful piece of artwork! The man's life reminds of my life...with my cat. Sometimes I feel we're the only living creatures on earth due to continued remote working and social distancing, and my kitty is all I have in life. It's a mixed emotion of happiness and loneliness.
Hang in there. We are all in the same boat. Norway, where I live, has shut down totally with social distancing again. It was hard. I hope, when things is getting back to normal, when ever that will be, that we can celebrate what people have in common, and not look so much at the differences. And find courage to get back to each other, as human beings. I wish you a wonderful Christmas, Moonie The Pretty Giant (if you celebrate Christmas).
I feel that I have been on my own lonely island for 24 years now. It's not a bad 'island' but the longer I am on 'it' the farther from reality I seem to travel. Sometimes I miss the days before I came to this island of life when I got to share it with...her.
Life is so much beautiful. Being alone is one of the most beautiful experience 😂😁. Your feelings will help you understand who you are when you are alone. That music 🎶💕.
Hii can u help me find a short film they posted a while ago it's about a woman who finds a mermaid as well and she had an affair with a fisherman prior she guts fish it's horror please
Nope. They moved to the bottom of the ocean and made cute little babies. Thousands of them at a time. Most of them get eaten, of course. She accepts this as being the way of nature, but it's taking him a little while to adjust. It doesn't stop him making them, though.
"Hey Lars...I have a great idea for a short film..." "Ok Ole...what's it about?" Well Lars, I got a Lighthouse keeper and he meets a mermaid..." "And...?" That's it Lars...great right?" "I always said you were a genius, Ole..." "Thanks, Lars..." "Uh. I won't be saying THAT anymore...sorry Ole."
@@eldasheimeskule2779 It’s still raining here, Eldas. We are safe here and it is quite normal in our place. We receive 2 kinds of rainfall. North East monsoon rainfall and South West monsoon rainfall. October and November are the peak time of rainfall here. Have a great day!
I like the movie.. Human loneliness, mutability... Oneness & eternity of mystic nature... Unification of soul & be a cubic particle of this eternity... Mr. Ole Andre congratulations brother !!
Hi everybody, I am Ole-André Rønneberg, the creator of this movie. Thank you all for all your nice comments on the film! I am so glad that many of you liked it. It was a challenge to make the film, but I am very happy about how it turned out. I will stop by occasionally and answer questions about the film.:-) I hope that everybody is staying safe during this time, where we all have been on our own desolated islands.
Thank you for this wonderful work of art! It’s deep in its seeming simplicity, and the composition is impeccable
@@elinasarakaeva4742 Thank you! I am very glad that it resonates in you. I wish you a wonderful day!
@@ole-andrernneberg745 I thoroughly enjoyed your film. I loved its simplicity and innocence. From what the film reveals I don't see a happy ending for him, so I will take some liberty and imagine a twist ... that allows him to continue their friendship and his lifestyle.
@@RPRosen-ki2fk It is always painful to leave something behind that has been dear to one. Like a lighthouse, and a routine that has grown into ones spine.
Very effective short tale. Kudos!
The guy acts like he finds stranded mermaids every day. Good story.
Don't you?
@@matthewyabsley Lol!! No, I dont. We live in the middle of the woods so it would be pretty tough.
😂
@@captainamerica6525 So werewolfs than?
He probably does! :D Greetings from the watery land of Florida!!
As a former Navy man, I loved this tale! The ending was perfect.
It partly reminded me of the saying "If you have something, set it free. If it comes back, it's yours. If it doesn't it never was."
Thank you. I really likes the saying. It is much wisdom in those words.
I loved this tale, too...as a former mermaid! ⚓ 🧜♀️
A man set free his wife in the Ocean. She never came back.... B|t
My father served in WWII, on the Icebreaker NorthWind....and I in the Navy, in Medical Services. I've been fortunate to have lived most of my life next to the sea. And whether swimming/surfing in it, or using it as my "thinking place"...I've always drawn strength from the sea. Good film👍.
@@westernskies2199 ....admirable to brave the two legged world, and its many challenges...🧜♂️
Being a lighthouse keeper and having a mermaid for a friend is my all time dream. Loved the movie, wish it could have gone longer.
wanted to live in a lighthouse from being a really young child. dont know why. I still do.
this was beautifully made. no sexually undertones, peaceful music and left Us with so many questions and leaving Us to fill in the blanks and using our own imagination.
yes a little longer would have been nice.
Strange indeed,this story,that guy have no other choice than to follow her,I hope he likes sushis!
@@olivier-pierredebelmont.3630 Interesting. I felt that she was going to follow him wherever he goes. The ending was hopeful for both.
@@beeARTcanada yep,and if unfortunately it was a sad ending,nobody will have noticed,tears are invisible under sea water....
But what if she had a fish for upper half and girl legs for the lower half?
I love the sparseness of this film.... The wide open spaces, the emptiness, the simplicity.... So many subtle things that tell the story without the need for dialogue...!
Thank you! I am very glad that you liked the film. The things we do tells often more than the things we say.
it's very scandinavian isnt it
@@elizabethbennet4791 Yes, indeed.
Mermaid: "Breakfast?"
Man: "Fish"
Mermaid: "Lunch?"
Man: "Fish",
Mermaid: "Dinner?"
Man: "Fish & potatoes"
Mermaid: "Can you catch more potatoes?"
I like that!
@@theflyingfool We thank you... 🌊🧜♀️
"can you catch more potatoes"😭😂
How do mermaids toilet though? Especially with new carby diets like potatoes and not her usual seaweed, kelp and fish type diet 🙄
Note to self: Mermaids like apples. Just in case, you know. Also, deploy bathtub by the sea. Make that two. If evicted, don't worry. The sea is far more vast than any lighthouse. She welcomes you to her home. Love happens, even if only unusually.
Aww, that is really nice. i thought they were sweet potatoes, not apples :D Not sure though, as I 've never met a mermaid myself ;)
The low brass background music was the perfect choice for this
Anyone know the piece name? Beyond beautiful
Especially at the end, when you're wondering what next, the music stops you from feeling despondent about his situation.
Agreed.
Yes agree
Like a lighthouse foghorn
I have spent some time living on a remote island, sometimes, late at night, I swear I have heard mermaids singing. I wish I was back there again.
Hii can u help me find a short film they posted a while ago it's about a woman who finds a mermaid as well and she had an affair with a fisherman prior she guts fish it's horror please
Can I please have what u were having back then?
@@loubnad3973 i watched that one too
Me too…
A mermaid found a swimming lad
Picked him up for her own
Pressed her body to his body
Laughed; and plunging down
Forgot in cruel happiness
That even lovers drown.
Yeats
Everyone else understands and I don’t have a clue what it means. Or what the mermaid represents. But it was relatable in some ways and I liked it.
He’s alone, existing in his comfort zone but without purpose, and has been putting off the inevitable, changing and leaving into the great unknown.
The mermaid is the catalyst for change. An unexpected guest comes into his life needing help and he takes the opportunity to help. Later he is rewarded for his actions by getting helped during his time of need.
Now he won’t have to go into the unknown alone but has someone to help guide him.
Is it possible that you are trying too hard to find some deep, hidden meaning in it that just isn't there?
Sometimes a story is just a story.
@@TH-camallowedmynametobestolen Actually this person nailed it.
I feel like this movie is trying to tell us to step out of our comfort zones. In an attempt to keep to his familiar daily routine, the man almost lost something precious.
Spot on!
Very sweet story, beautifully acted, directed and filmed - and the absence of words made it all the more delightful. 👏🏻👏🏻⭐️
Thank you!😃
Lovely movie. It's kinda metaphor I think. Every human being need someone or something to get through this time on earth. It will stop us counting days.
Wish I had someone. I know just how he feels
Very true. Love is what gives life meaning. Death is what makes people search for that meaning.
I love your interpretation!
@@flench1901 I am cheering on you!
@@ole-andrernneberg745, Thank you 😊
This Aquaman remake seems more grounded
Lol...
@@sunwarrior88 Pretty sure it's an aquaman origin story.
Always be ready to reinvent your life...and go when you need to...
That is one of my main battles.
easier said than done
LOVE THE MUSIC IN THIS. GIVES ME AN OLDER FILM FEELING
This guy just wanted to live a simple life
But then he got fired...
Too bad he loved women's hands too much...
@@Nikkehun ah yes, Kira Yoshikage
I loved this film...the abstract space it leaves gives viewers open ground to ponder on various lines... The peace in this movie makes me wish I could live this man's life...simple yet beautiful
This film is so good. Everything comes together so well: the score, the cinematography, the acting that is so understatedly expressive, the limited dialogue. I see I left a comment a year ago, and it's still seems just as good or better.
When I first met my husband, he was living in a lighthouse.
Oooh :) How was that?
Are you also a mermaid?
A relative of mine from the 18th century lived in a lighthouse, too.
When I first met a lighthouse I was living in your husband.
We should all be so lucky to have a bathtub by the sea.
Photography was amazing! The twist that the lighthouse was automatic is very nice
What an incredible short film. Thank you for sharing, Allen. Beautifully shot and incredibly emotional.
Thank you, Keilan!:-)
THIS NEEDS TO BE A FULL-LENGTH FEATURE FILM...I LOVED THE SIMPLICITY AND YET VAST IMAGINATION FOR US VIEWERS.
THANK YOU ❤
Check out the Movie, Cold Skin. Much brutality in Movie, but as in real life majority shoot first contact then look for fulfillment and deeper meaning
When anything gets us to stop and think and feel then it's worthy of our attention. I loved this story.
I want the job. I want the mermaid. I want the low brass score.
"I need the bathtub today" 😄 He is a man of habit. Complex yet simple, Beautiful film. Left me wanting to see more.
Film is a visual art. This is proof that you don't need dialogue to tell a story.
Love that the mermaid got yeeted because the old guy needed a bath 😂 this film is gorgeous and so sweet. My heart broke when the lighthouse was automatically on. Where did they go in the end?
Been on an Omeleto bender all films two years old, or so. Finding one released four hours ago has me excited for some reason.
I turned off my VPN just to be able to leave a comment. The music *perfectly* complements the story here. So spare, so meandering and thoughtful, hopeful yet sad. To the composer and the filmmaker, bravo!
What a nice movie. Got a smile out of me at the end. And I especially loved the music. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
This is a magical story that resonates with me very deeply, most likely because I'm facing a major life transition of my own in which I feel quite alone but, in the process, I feel I've come upon my own version of a mermaid who's needed my help as much as I've needed hers; we're together and help one another. Thank you for producing the film. I absolutely love it.
IS NO ONE GOING TO COMMENT ON THE EPIC MUSIC IN THS VIDEO?!?!
WOW.
3:50 mermaid found
Hardly a word was spoken as dialogue yet the plot and action were perfectly understood. A somewhat "fishy" tale nicely portrayed!!!
Another man of the sea here; make me wish for another adventure with my mermaid this time. A perfectly filmed adventure , thank you.
Well, that was kind of weird...but...I LOVED IT!!!!
This brings back memories of the Australian Children Show "round the twist"
Loved that show growing up
@@BillysFingers the intro song was amazing.
I listen to it twice every year ! Have you ever? Ever fet like this. How strange things happen. Are you going round the twist
Have you ever, ever felt like this?
How strange things happen when your going round the twist....🤩🤩🤩
I thought exactly the same thing, used to love that show!
I very rarely comment on the movies I watch here; however, will make an exception here. This was, without a doubt, one of the finest I've seen on Omletto (or any other site) and I thoroughly enjoyed it. A totally class story, well written and easily understood. It was an all around excellent presentation by the entire staff, as well as outstanding performances by the actor and actress. I'd like to thank you for allowing viewers the pleasure of watching it here.
Thank you so much! The film was a slow birth, but it was truly worth the wait. I am so glad that you liked it. The crew were exceptional, the surroundings, the setting, it all came to place.=)
Yes, I loved this story! Thank you! The actors were outstanding and the setting so beautiful. I imagined a happy ending for both: together forever: she went back into the sea; he went back to his home: the lighthouse: she could visit anytime and they could be
best friends forever: no more loneliness for either of them.❤️
I liked the way he towed his new mermaid friend in her bathtub behind his boat, so sweet. I hope they are both still happy together. ❤❤❤
Ii
This was such a beautiful short film! It presented a majestic and peaceful atmosphere. The landscape, body of water and the sky were breathtaking! I cannot even imagine what it must have felt like for the lighthouse employee to have his job terminated because of technology! Technology is a blessing but in the blink of an eye you can wake up and your job is gone. I was thinking that the lighthouse employee would make a nice mate/companion. I appreciate how he dressed, had a routine and cared for the facility! I would be in awe to wake up to see such a magnificent view! The man and the mermaid were a blessing to one another. I loved the silence, it was captivating!
Thank you for this wonderful comment.:-) Yes, when we shot the film, we got up in the morning, and we couldn't wait to get back to the island. And I guess it must be wonderful to be there. I think it must be both fantastic and horrible to be these light house keepers, because they were risking a lot to keep people safe. It could be a mentally and physically hard to work on these light houses because of the isolation. The last one became automatic in 2006.
I loved how little dialogue was needed to convey such a well told story. 🥰
Did you expect Shakespeare from the Mermaid?
That was oddly good. I found myself needing to know where they were going. Great job
Hey guy, great work. I can tell you folks put a lot of work into this shorty. Keep up the good work.
Tatsuro Yamashita - "Mermaid"
this short film instantly reminded me of this song. so beautiful
Ole-Andre, really excellent film. Thanks very much for making it for us to watch.
I think it's a film you need to watch a few times, it's seemingly sparse on the surface, but there are many things hidden in it that I think I missed the first time.
What I see as a big message from the film is that although the Lightkeeper keeps to quite a rigid routine, he takes it in step when the Mermaid is washed up. Loads her into his barrow and puts her in his bathtub. I mean what else....:-}
And then when ALL of his structure is swept away, he accepts gracefully and stoically her proposal. And just as any good Western, we see them riding....er rowing....off into the sunset.
And to those of us in a much more populated landscape, to whom his seems desolate and lonely, well, need to re-think that. Lonely perhaps, but beautiful. He lives in a truly beautiful setting, and not polluted by the noise of others.
There's a good story that's related. A very rich businessman is driving on a country road in Natal (South Africa) and his car breaks down. He walks to the nearby litle village, and finds some men sitting under a tree, smoking and drinking beer. They invite him to sit down, and share a beer with them. He asks for help, and they offer to pull his car with their oxen to a place to be fixed. But when they seem slow to act, he gets excited and impatient. And he says he is in a big rush, because he needs to get to his rented vacation home.....where he will be able to sit in his chair, and drink a beer.....
He asks them why don't they make some effort, and and raise some extra pigs and goats to sell, to make more money? He says otherwise you will stay as you are, without any money. Then when you are older, you can retire!
And they look at him, and say what will we DO when we retire? Well, he says, you can sit under a nice shady tree and drink beer!
Lol...nice!
@WarthogARJ You are most welcome. Thank you for watching it:-) I love your thoughts about the subject, the film, and your little story.:-)
Have a wonderful day!
"I need the bath tub today! Beat it!"
LOL
When a man needs to bath
He needs to bath
@@silentsupreme4874 And to hell with mermaids and unicorns! Not even God can stay in that tub!
Not quite sure what I have just watched, but the sparseness of location, dialogue and interaction was beautiful!
He couldn't leave my routine and drudgery for the fear of going into the unknown , a world full of uncertainties. He preferred being tied to the lighthouse for it is the only certainty he felt he could clutch on to. Then he found his mermaid (purpose). At first he avoided her existence , tried to push her away. She kept coming back to find him , even though he tried his best not to heed her existence.
-I hope I find my mermaid and I wish everyone finds his/her mermaid.
We all need a mermaid to help us to fulfill our purpose. And I believe you will. Have a nice day, Amiya.:-)
How wonderful is THIS. An old man's reverie! Thank you for the inspiration.
Well done. At least … at very least… they are not alone … but alone together. This is cinematic … nothing replaces genuine human ‘touch’ … not even the most vibrational artificial intelligence. That woman who loved you ~~~~~~~~ still loves you.
As I watched this I felt I was floating in all the sea colors but not feeling cold. I was in the mermaid's sea. Music lifted and carried me on the real surface of the world.
..just lovely Ole. Thankyou.
Thank you!🙂
Beautiful and whimsical and fun!
Beautiful cinematography. Cried a bit but I was eventually happy for Gunnar. I can somehow relate to him. Such a bittersweet story.
This exact thing happened to me when I was a lighthouse keeper. The only difference was my mermaid had a human body and legs. Proof that life does imitate art. Or would it be the other way around? I’m confused
So she had a fish head?
Sometimes the answer you seek can be staring you in the face all along 😉
Bathtub by the sea, Manchester by the sea
It reminds me of The Lighthouse
U ain't even watch it yet damn
@kurozke 😂
Shut up , thats my comment!
I really liked this one..... Saving to my playlist 🙂
wonderful in all aspects, I was moved
This unique film deserves so many more likes. I mean, what's not to like?
Thank you for sharing such a beautiful piece of artwork! The man's life reminds of my life...with my cat. Sometimes I feel we're the only living creatures on earth due to continued remote working and social distancing, and my kitty is all I have in life. It's a mixed emotion of happiness and loneliness.
Hang in there. We are all in the same boat. Norway, where I live, has shut down totally with social distancing again. It was hard.
I hope, when things is getting back to normal, when ever that will be, that we can celebrate what people have in common, and not look so much at the differences. And find courage to get back to each other, as human beings.
I wish you a wonderful Christmas, Moonie The Pretty Giant (if you celebrate Christmas).
Thank-you all a gazillion times !
That mermaid would be preggo so fast!
Main theme
If my dad came out of the sea, I would eat surely
That's a pretty little story.
I think in the end, it does end happily. Also, the floating bathtub was a nice touch.
The floating bathtub was a challenge, and it was worth it.=)
@@ole-andrernneberg745 definitely!
I feel that I have been on my own lonely island for 24 years now. It's not a bad 'island' but the longer I am on 'it' the farther from reality I seem to travel. Sometimes I miss the days before I came to this island of life when I got to share it with...her.
How I hoped he saved enough money to build a tiny house by the sea!
The lighthouse keeper seemed to take it all in stride that he found a mermaid.
Que história doce , magnífico, cenário, música, luz , parabéns, muito obrigada por essa obra ❤
A beautiful video and a beautiful mermaid
Life is so much beautiful. Being alone is one of the most beautiful experience 😂😁. Your feelings will help you understand who you are when you are alone. That music 🎶💕.
absolutely loved the feel. Great music composition as well
Hii can u help me find a short film they posted a while ago it's about a woman who finds a mermaid as well and she had an affair with a fisherman prior she guts fish it's horror please
So this is Aquaman's parent s love story..ok
So they moved to the bottom of the ocean, made cute little babies, and lived happily ever after. 🥱
Nope. She ate him.
Nope. They moved to the bottom of the ocean and made cute little babies. Thousands of them at a time. Most of them get eaten, of course. She accepts this as being the way of nature, but it's taking him a little while to adjust. It doesn't stop him making them, though.
Nope she fed him to her young >plot twist<
I like your ending
@@litterpicker1431 That's a lovely prologue, if you could hurry up and write the book already I'd read the heck out of it.
@@masondegaulle5731
THE MERMAID PROBLEM
Chapter One
Once upon a turtle,
Nah. Imma watch another movie.
Music was wonderful.
I like how after the credits she slit his throat and ate him.
Stunning film. Kept my attention from start to finish. Beautifully shot
Really captivating
Thank you, Annie!=)
The music is perfect for the background
Did ya ever notice.... Mermaids always have a swimmers build.
Super film
"Hey Lars...I have a great idea for a short film..."
"Ok Ole...what's it about?"
Well Lars, I got a Lighthouse keeper and he meets a mermaid..."
"And...?"
That's it Lars...great right?"
"I always said you were a genius, Ole..."
"Thanks, Lars..."
"Uh. I won't be saying THAT anymore...sorry Ole."
Love the low brass soundtrack
Quaint and enjoyable flick. Thank you
Beautifully shot, and beautiful story 🤌🏼
It looked like Bill Murray and Kate McKinnon in the thumbnail 😂
There is a sick horror version of this called Mermaid In A Manhole
I love Mermaids
No I love Mermaids 🧜♀️
I like that she keeps the tub to the very end
I have always believed that I'm half mermaid;)
👏👏👏👏👏
I love this! The story was complete but, I still want more.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I really enjoyed hearing this man slurp and gulp his hot drink.
What a beautiful story!
This man is me!
And me..
10:21 There was a thunder. Actually right after that, it started raining at my house. 12.24 p.m. IST - Location: Nagercoil, India.
A warning sign
@@eldasheimeskule2779 It’s still raining here, Eldas. We are safe here and it is quite normal in our place. We receive 2 kinds of rainfall. North East monsoon rainfall and South West monsoon rainfall. October and November are the peak time of rainfall here. Have a great day!
@@CanisDei We have a lot of rain in Norway to, but not as heavy as a monsoon, I guess.
I like the movie.. Human loneliness, mutability... Oneness & eternity of mystic nature... Unification of soul & be a cubic particle of this eternity...
Mr. Ole Andre congratulations brother !!
Thank you so much, Samrat!=)
The music was so awesome.
Isn't this the plot of Aquaman