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JUST IMAGINE

Wow! Hard to determine what's real and what's imaginary in this short animated film.

The story is about a girl named Olivia and a reclusive guy, Joseph. During a break at school, Olivia discovers Joseph sitting outside away from everyone else, playing games on a device. Olivia breaks through multiple adventures inside a game in order to approach Joseph and capture his interest in being friends with her. (or so I think)

The animation of this short film is extraordinary and varies from 2D animated characters living in a more or less "real" world, to jumping inside of a video game to fight various obstacles that only exist in cyberspace. There is no dialogue, only a few grunts and groans, but the images tell the story very well. My favorite scene is at the end when Joseph throws a ball at the "lion" which is shown in real time as a kitty cat.

The film's message is about walking through obstacles in order to communicate with someone who is hiding from the world.

I give Just Imagine 4 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 8 to 12. By Andy G., KIDS FIRST!

Wow! Hard to determine what's real and what's imaginary in this short animated film.

The story is about a girl named Olivia and a reclusive guy, Joseph. During a break at school, Olivia discovers Joseph sitting outside away from everyone else, playing games on a device. Olivia breaks through multiple adventures inside a game in order to approach Joseph and capture his interest in being friends with her. (or so I think)

The animation of this short film is extraordinary and varies from 2D animated characters living in a more or less "real" world, to jumping inside of a video game to fight various obstacles that only exist in cyberspace. There is no dialogue, only a few grunts and groans, but the images tell the story very well. My favorite scene is at the end when Joseph throws a ball at the "lion" which is shown in real time as a kitty cat.

The film's message is about walking through obstacles in order to communicate with someone who is hiding from the world.

I give Just Imagine 4 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 8 to 12. By Andy G., KIDS FIRST!

Animated short film „Just Imagine" tells a strange and colorful story that happened to Olivia and Joseph during a break at school. Olivia is a girl with unlimited imagination, and Joseph is a lonely modern child who, by virtue of his overweight, keeps himself away from his peers and dives into the virtual world of a smartphones. These two children meet in the school backyard. Olivia likes Joseph, but how to break his gray "loneliness" wall and arouse his desire to join the real game? How to defeat a monster - a phone holding a boy in his grip? For that, the only weapon is imagination. It grabs Olivia with all her strength and takes the girl to a colorful adventure-filled world that Joseph can not resist in the end. Game Over announces The boy's phone, but the real adventures for Joseph are just starting.