A new short film from Swedish animator Erik Wernquist depicts a huge, rotating space station with a lone passenger aboard.
Erik Wernquist is recognized, and rightly blamed, for unleashing the animated sensation Crazy Frog to an unsuspecting world in 2009. A frenetic frog zipping through cityscapes has become an iconic visual of that time , but Wernquist’s latest venture is a far cry from his previous whimsical endeavors.
Throughout the film, the Esperanta appears as more than just a space station—it’s a luxury liner of the stars. Viewers are treated to scenes of the station in orbit around Earth, the Moon, Mars, Saturn, and Neptune. As the film draws to a close, a surprise spacecraft arrives, taking the Esperanta on an adventure beyond our solar system.
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