Cosmos Laundromat

This is the beginning of something new- literally, there's a second part. Not sure if it's on Netflix so I can't say I'm too motivated to seek out the second part, or sure if it's even out yet. But what I am sure of is that the animation of this project is a gift to the eyes, the dialogue is fantastic, and the characters are so very curious. I did have questions at the end, I wasn't terribly inspired but was certainly entertained. Fantastic short!

This 12 minute short film was Amazing. The idea in itself. Every minute had me more intrigued. I dont know why its been so many years and it hasn't been completed. Im begging for more. I know if I was rich, I'd definitely invest! I cant wait to see where this goes! This shouldn't be a lost project! This is definitely award winning! Please complete soon! Im begging!

At first I was like "wha the actual..." by the time 12 minutes was up I wanted more. Only to be disappointed that there isn't any. What happens to him? Who is that salesman? What else is going on in that laundromat? I NEED To KNOW.

But really good...The devil...and a sheep..Would love to see the rest of the story..or more stories if this was only a short

Just watched this for the first time ever (3-6-20, on NetFlix in 4K HDR), and I think it is a beautiful, elegant allegory; although I was at first confused why no one seemed to be named "Cosmo"...then I figured that part out! For those who admired the artwork, but were disappointed by what they felt was an abrupt and inconclusive ending, may I suggest that they, like Franck, accept the story as a springboard to a new way of looking at themselves and the world around them - a rebirth of sorts - and that they all write the ending that best fits for them? I don't believe the filmmakers ever intended to do it for us...so, like life itself, just enjoy the ride for what it is, folks! Peace. MFF/Hawaii