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LOST STREAM

I found this short video very calming and provocative.

This animated short is a visual collage of images accentuated by a poem about a waterway that used to be and background sounds of water playing in a stream.

The soft colors of the film capture the essence of water in a constantly changing way. Water is always changing, from moment to moment. This waterway apparently has become lost in time but was once part of a bigger network of waterways. It reminds us that life is change. The narrator's voice as she reveals the poem is soft and alert.

The film's message is about change, like a flowing river.

I give Lost Stream 3.5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 12 to 18, plus adults. By Sarah F., KIDS FIRST!

I found this short video very calming and provocative.

This animated short is a visual collage of images accentuated by a poem about a waterway that used to be and background sounds of water playing in a stream.

The soft colors of the film capture the essence of water in a constantly changing way. Water is always changing, from moment to moment. This waterway apparently has become lost in time but was once part of a bigger network of waterways. It reminds us that life is change. The narrator's voice as she reveals the poem is soft and alert.

The film's message is about change, like a flowing river.

I give Lost Stream 3.5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 12 to 18, plus adults. By Sarah F., KIDS FIRST!

A short animated poetry video based on a poem about a lost and hidden stream that was part of a former network of waterways. By Quinn Kelly and Fiona Tinwei Lam.