An interesting premise, and I will be following this series. My only qualm really besides a desire for more detail in set design would be how hard it was to become attached to the main character.

All those CGI buildings...

I really liked it, there's not much happening and although there's a few bits that are weird...

...the animation is very nice and the kinda slow pace really helps with getting to know the characters.

Okay, so I was wondering why the animation quality was lower than some of your other work, but the date clears that up. I'm liking the story so far, if I'm not completely off on what's going on, I like the premise and plot. You might not like some stuff about the script, but I'm not a good enough writer to see anything wrong. It's good work, especially keeping in mind you made it awhile ago.

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This was definitely a pleasant surprise. After seeing the trailer more than two years ago, I thought this film was long gone.

From only the first minute of the film, I was intrigued. The set design, complemented with the CGI environments, is superb. Also, I thought the lighting and color grading is very well done. One aspect, in particular, in all your films that I enjoy and find visually pleasing is your use of mouth animation. It's something that is not necessary by any means in a brickfilm, but it is surely a nice touch. Coinciding with the lip-syncing, the voice acting is definitely above par. More than exceptional than most modern brickfilms.

I am looking forward to the future installments, and I wait, anxiously, for Melting Point!

Gonna talk about spoilers for this video ahead.

I feel odd that you introduced a murder without us ever getting to know the victim.  This would have been okay had it been from a police prospective, however, it's from the point of view of someone who knew the guy, so I feel like we should have had him introduced first so that he death bears some more significance.
On a more positive note, however, the way that you showed the body was marvelously executed.  That was a glorious shot.  I also really liked the cigar joke, which made me totally L-O-L.

The facial animation was very, very nice, however, I feel like the main character should have had a different face, perhaps something with a more neutral expression.  His face looks happy, but throughout the film I don't think he ever really feels happy, and after everything he says he always reverts back to that silly smile.  It's nice that you made him frown for that one part, though.

Also, the custom torsos felt a bit weird.

Actually, it makes sense done this way: it is said that the two (the main character and the victim) didn't have a very strong relation. So the fact that we see a dead man we don't even know might be justified with that: the man was a stranger to his son.
What I found strange was that the house didn't have any barriers around it, something that usually is present when the police has arrived to a place where a murder has happened.

This is just Part one of 4, so I can't really say much about it.
In cinematography, I felt some of the angles were weird, the voice acting could be better in some parts. For the rest, the animation didn't have anything spectacular but it worked, and the facial animation was very well done.
Not too impressed with this video, but I'll watch the other parts.