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Thank you for watching the final chapter of this reimagined Pinocchio story.
This series is composed of three parts in total.
Part I was about the dream before he had a name.
Part II was about the first broken string.
Part III follows Pinocchio as he steps into the world outside the theater, passes through the city of strings, returns to Geppetto, and reaches his final choice.
If you ha
Watching this trilogy, my thoughts constantly returned to Spielberg's A.I. Artificial Intelligence — the greatest cinematic reimagining of the Pinocchio myth. But how strikingly different your conclusions are! David's tragedy was that his need for love was merely a program code, a cage from which he never escaped. Your Pinocchio, however, attains true free will. He does not ask the Blue Fairy to t
The Pinocchio created by Carlo Collodi in the 19th century
was a narrative of strict discipline and transition,
where a wooden puppet had to suppress its nature to become a socialized human of flesh and blood.
However,
the epic trilogy Riiz has unfolded over three parts completely subverts this classical framework.
Riiz’s Pinocchio is not a being that changes to meet a predefined definition o
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