The wide open isn't generally as quiet and tranquil as it's made out to be, and the creatures on this homestead are especially disturbed, a fox who moms a group of chicks, a rabbit who plays the stork, and a duck who needs to be Santa Clause Claus. In the event that you think life in the nation is a stroll in the recreation center, reconsider! Chiefs Benjamin Renner and Patrick Imbert change Renner's own particular acclaimed sensible novel into an incongruous, heavenly triptych of interlocking stories, with a pacing and visual suddenness that harkens backto exemplary Looney Tunes shorts and droll two-reeler's. Be that as it may, underneath the stifler's (and there are a lot of them), the three stories offer a delicate and wonderful depiction of family and the nerves of present-day life and the anxieties of modern life.