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A not so comfortable perspective about afterlife. A man working in office stamping documents, dies. He sees opportunity to escape from a long boring life as insignificant clerk, part of routine .

But afterlife is another teritory of bureaucracy and he needs run from office to office for new approuve for acces in Heaven. And when all seems OK , God has a too accentued humor sense and the last paper is only return to job in life period.

So , he decides what must do.

Sure, Kafkaiesque sounds as reasonable definition and, in good measure, it just is it. But its main virtue is to reflect ordinary fears and self perception.

So, a simple story, inspired used by this short animation.

If you thought the afterlife was easy, you're wrong. Who would have known that life in heaven is just as full of bureaucracy as life on Earth, and that God has a uniquely twisted sense of humor? This animated short tells the humorous story of an overly exhausted office worker who's about to discover that getting into heaven might be harder than he ever imagined-and that not dying might have been the easier option.

The animation quality of this short film is quite good, and I enjoyed the heavenly office setting, which is clearly inspired by historical artwork, particularly Penrose Stairs and M. C. Escher's Ascending and Descending. It's a funny take on the afterlife, and at just six minutes long, it's definitely worth watching if you're looking for a quick and entertaining break.