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IMPACT OF BEING HUMAN, THE

What an interesting montage of images, thoughts, and words -- all exploring human existence and the questions that often arise just from "being here."

This short film explores various aspects of being human such as how childhood experiences affect one as an adult why we can't always get what we think we need and more.

This is well made, from the visuals to the audio, the editing and the text on screen. It is truly thought provoking about many different subjects and completely relatable to young people who are often addressing many of these same things. The pace is fast, but not inhumanely so. I believe that this makes an excellent addition to the KIDS FIRST! Film festival.

The film's message is to take time to think about things that happen in your life and understand that change is constant. Even when you think things are going the wrong say, hang in there because it will most likely turn around before you know it.

I give this film 4 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 12 to 18. By Janet S., KIDS FIRST!

What an interesting montage of images, thoughts, and words -- all exploring human existence and the questions that often arise just from "being here."

This short film explores various aspects of being human such as how childhood experiences affect one as an adult why we can't always get what we think we need and more.

This is well made, from the visuals to the audio, the editing and the text on screen. It is truly thought provoking about many different subjects and completely relatable to young people who are often addressing many of these same things. The pace is fast, but not inhumanely so. I believe that this makes an excellent addition to the KIDS FIRST! Film festival.

The film's message is to take time to think about things that happen in your life and understand that change is constant. Even when you think things are going the wrong say, hang in there because it will most likely turn around before you know it.

I give this film 4 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 12 to 18. By Janet S., KIDS FIRST!

The Impact of Being Human contrasts how childhood experiences affect adulthood perspectives - and the reasons for addictions, self-loathing, and why we cannot get what we think we need while, at the same time, widening the context of how we look at ourselves, others, and the world.