It's short, it's quirky. It's fun. It's cute. The artwork is terrific and very imaginative. It takes place in the future, though dated in the movie as 2017. I don't remember flying cars or intergalactic travel back in '17. But maybe I missed it.

The hero of the movie, Ozanzigwan, is an agent of the League of Interplanetary Process Servers (L. I. P. S.) and is hell-bent on achieving the record for the most subpoenas served in a fiscal year. But as it turns out, he's 30 subpoenas short of the record,behind Luna Lou, with just ten minutes left to beat out ! Exciting, yes. Even though the story is a little ...uhh, weak?

But the acting and animation make for lots of excitement and thrills.

There are plenty of terrific characters on hand, though most are not humans. So much going on in the background. Fast and furious action once things get going to keep you interested throughout the 22 minute running time.

Acting is heroic, though not quite reaching the level of Shakespearian. Ryland Brickson Cole Tews is lotsa fun to watch.

This was followed by Lake Michigan Island in 2018, which is a total blast!, and Hundreds of Beavers in 2022.

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