This 2D animation was developed by Ersatz in 1961 and is called "Zagred film" if focus on a square shaped man that lives alone in a world of shaped objects that are easy inflated with a puff of air. He is feeling lonely so he decides to inflated himself a female soul mate, but the plan back fires and she is not really interested in him because of his character and physical well being. The whole story is based on the main character chasing after his female companion to later find out she is no longer interested in him, so he deflates her back to her original shape. I think this animation talks about men in general and their desires and needs, men when alone can feel depressed, especially when we have object objects to surround us but no companion and when we see a woman, we are physically attracted to her by her appearance, personality and will do anything to impress her at all costs e.g. flowers, dinner etc. This just focuses on a mans way of living and how sometimes he can be mis lead by his lust for love. The moral of this animation should be, "There is plenty fish in the sea", which means if your looking your looking for a woman, don't just focus on one, if it doesn't work out between you and one woman you can always find another that understands you in relation.