
This one minute film from the Netherlands is intended to give hope to a child who is experiencing life in a war zone. It offers hope for children, that their lives will not always be in a place where war brings darkness to their lives, but offers the idea that they will sometime have a peaceful life. The animation is stunningly beautiful and the narration is quite touching. However, I'm not sure how much real impact a short film like this might have on the audience it is intended for. I will say that, as an adult, I found it hopeful and beautiful. I hope a child will find it that way also. Kudos to �zge Tigli Tasli and �zg�r Can Alkan for their excellent work creating this beautiful piece and to Bisola Oduwole Suleiman for her narration.
The message is about giving hope to children who are living in a war zone.
I give War Child 3 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 5 to 12. By Julie S., KIDS FIRST!
This one minute film from the Netherlands is intended to give hope to a child who is experiencing life in a war zone. It offers hope for children, that their lives will not always be in a place where war brings darkness to their lives, but offers the idea that they will sometime have a peaceful life. The animation is stunningly beautiful and the narration is quite touching. However, I'm not sure how much real impact a short film like this might have on the audience it is intended for. I will say that, as an adult, I found it hopeful and beautiful. I hope a child will find it that way also. Kudos to �zge Tigli Tasli and �zg�r Can Alkan for their excellent work creating this beautiful piece and to Bisola Oduwole Suleiman for her narration.
The message is about giving hope to children who are living in a war zone.
I give War Child 3 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 5 to 12. By Julie S., KIDS FIRST!
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