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TITAN & NIC

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TITAN & NIC is in the KIDS FIRST! Film Festival - it may not be a regular, endorsed title
Recommended age 5-12
6 minutes
VIDEO
BARBARA WHITING
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Titan & Nic is a visually stunning, family-friendly animated short about two Atlantic icebergs--Titan and his son, Nic--determined to redeem their family's reputation after their ancestor famously sank the Titanic. While Titan wants to fight climate change, young Nic dreams of joining a pirate crew to find gold. Critics Selene W. and Julie S. praise the film's charming voiceover work, detailed backgrounds, and adorable side characters like hockey-playing polar bears and seal pirates. However, the film's animation is relatively static, and the ending becomes confusing when the climate change message gets abandoned for a treasure hunt. Still, its beauty and humor make it an enjoyable watch.

I give Titan & Nic 3.5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 5 to 12. By Selene W. and Julie S., KIDS FIRST!

Titan & Nic is a visually stunning, family-friendly animated short about two Atlantic icebergs--Titan and his son, Nic--determined to redeem their family's reputation after their ancestor famously sank the Titanic. While Titan wants to fight climate change, young Nic dreams of joining a pirate crew to find gold. Critics Selene W. and Julie S. praise the film's charming voiceover work, detailed backgrounds, and adorable side characters like hockey-playing polar bears and seal pirates. However, the film's animation is relatively static, and the ending becomes confusing when the climate change message gets abandoned for a treasure hunt. Still, its beauty and humor make it an enjoyable watch.

I give Titan & Nic 3.5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 5 to 12. By Selene W. and Julie S., KIDS FIRST!

The two most famous icebergs in the Atlantic Ocean are Titan and his son Nic. But they both hate their fame because it has only brought them shame. And it's Titan's Great Grandfather who's to blame. It all dates back to 1912, when Great Grandfather Iceberg was enjoying a relaxing soak in the ocean waves. He had just closed his eyes and nodded off when suddenly he was blasted awake by the angry sound of a ship's horn - it was the Titanic's horn, alerting him to the fact that he was in the way! He had to move fast! But it was too late...the Titanic collided with Great Grandfather, ultimately sinking the ship along with Great Grandfather's reputation! Now, more than a century later , Titan is determined to rebrand the family name. He is going to make himself and Nic "Heroes at Sea," fighting climate change. But young Nic can't be convinced...he'd much rather join a crew of pirates, searching for gold.
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