Da: Jailene Kontz
In societies far away from war, può essere facile dimenticare i milioni di persone che cercano di sfuggire agli orrori che accadono nei loro paesi. Con molte famiglie che diventano profughi per mano della guerra, anche milioni di bambini diventano rifugiati. Questi bambini vivono in un mondo difficile con cui nessun bambino dovrebbe avere a che fare.
Inesperto, un film di Juliette Rogasik, offers a relatable story of a little boy trying to find comfort in his difficult situation. Although the people around him can see that the ‘bird’ he found is a piece of garbage, they leave it be because they know that it is bringing him joy. The director holds the audience’s attention and then breaks their heart by revealing it as a bird only at the very end. Once the audience realizes that the friend the boy made was just a result of his terrible surroundings, it invokes feelings of sadness.
This short film has well-made animation and voiceover throughout the video. Each scene keeps the audience engaged. The film overall makes the audience think and feel compelled to do something about the growing problem of child refugees.
I give this film a rating of 5 per 5.
Jailene Kontz is a recent graduate from the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, earning her B.A in communications with high honors. She is an intern at CMRubinWorld and is interested in photography and writing.
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