Perfect Little Apple Pie

A nonsensensical postmodernist nothingness, the Perfect Little Apple Pie, dazzles with its perfection. She is not the main Subject of the film, but the main Object, who does not speak, does not express or indicate, has no attitude or opinion or mind of its own at all, but describes the general social phenomenon of dissociation, apathy that comes to the fore during major global crises and wars: everyone should continue with their jobs and obligations, as if nothing is happening, and thus try to suppress the feelings of panic and helplessness. There is an idea of a Perfect Pie. All it takes is one bad day, but can mass unionization provide us with the opposite? Little Pie is nobody, but it is also everybody.