An extraordinary story about love, grief and the consequences of industrialization in the food market. It dares to say things the everyman would be mortified to say, but in such subtle, elegant and eloquent way that it comes just like poetry.

The ending, (Not to spoil anything) brought tears to my eyes. But once you think about it, it was the right thing to do for the protagonist. I'm just sad for the orphans.

Breathtaking landscapes that make you daydream about living there. It’s beyond environmental storytelling, it’s like places could talk. The Noises’ voice actor (John Mc Aarony) brings a bone chilling performance, returning from the prequel “Pizza Massacre”. If you thought he was terrifying there, wait until you get to the bathroom scene.

Also the funny italain man does a funnyface and the music is cool

An extraordinary story about love, grief and the consequences of industrialization in the food market. It dares to say things the everyman would be mortified to say, but in such subtle, elegant and eloquent way that it comes just like poetry. The ending, (Not to spoil anything) brought tears to my eyes. But once you think about it, it was the right thing to do for the protagonist. I'm just sad for the orphans. Breathtaking landscapes that make you daydream about living there. It’s beyond environmental storytelling, it’s like places could talk. The Noises’ voice actor (John Mc Aarony) brings a bone chilling performance, returning from the prequel “Pizza Massacre”. If you thought he was terrifying there, wait until you get to the bathroom scene. Also the funny italain man does a funnyface and the music is cool