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KIDCORP: THE GALLERY

KidCorp: The Gallery is a creative mockumentary that showcases admirable effort from its young cast. The story follows Sam and her friends after her father leaves his failing art gallery in their hands. Chaos ensues as the group holds a contest to decide who creates the best art piece to win control of the business.

The plot is easy to follow and uses funny behind-the-scenes interviews to highlight the kids' hilarious lack of planning. Directed and written by Emily Huffines, the film features witty dialogue tailored to the story. Eden Swift shines as Sam with great line delivery, and the energetic painting montage stands out as a high point.

While the young actors lack experience and the camerawork features a few awkward pans, the film's overall charm makes it an entertaining watch. The story offers a fun message that the best outcome can sometimes come from the most unexpected source.

I give KidCorp: The Gallery 3.5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 5 to 12. Reviewed by Motunrayo A., KIDS FIRST!

KidCorp: The Gallery is a creative mockumentary that showcases admirable effort from its young cast. The story follows Sam and her friends after her father leaves his failing art gallery in their hands. Chaos ensues as the group holds a contest to decide who creates the best art piece to win control of the business.

The plot is easy to follow and uses funny behind-the-scenes interviews to highlight the kids' hilarious lack of planning. Directed and written by Emily Huffines, the film features witty dialogue tailored to the story. Eden Swift shines as Sam with great line delivery, and the energetic painting montage stands out as a high point.

While the young actors lack experience and the camerawork features a few awkward pans, the film's overall charm makes it an entertaining watch. The story offers a fun message that the best outcome can sometimes come from the most unexpected source.

I give KidCorp: The Gallery 3.5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 5 to 12. Reviewed by Motunrayo A., KIDS FIRST!

When an entrepreneur leaves his failing art gallery in the hands of his young daughter and her friends, power struggles and chaos ensue while he is away. This 10 minute "mockumentary" comedy follows a group of seven kids trying make a profit in the art gallery world.