里希·穆洛斯
The bond between a son and his father is always heartwarming to watch, and is guaranteed to pull on the heart strings. The animated short, 預熱, showcases this wonderfully in a fun story about a dad who’s a failed scientist, and a son that just wants to see his dad smile on his birthday. The son watches as his dad works tirelessly to try and make his experiments work, so the boy decides to bake his dad a birthday cake to show his love and admiration. Things get a little messy when the son gets into one of the failed experiments, and his hands turn very hot, burning everything in sight. 然而, he doesn’t let that deter him from getting the job done. Just like he learned from his dad, one step back is only more reason to keep pushing forward.
From directors Sarah Heinz and Luke Snedecor, 預熱 was curated for Planet Classroom Network by the National Film Festival for Talented Youth (NFFTY). The pair does a wonderful job in showing the love between a son and his father, and the lengths they’d go for one another. 此外, it’s simple storyline is great for kids, and the message will be well received by audiences of all ages.
This animated short has some fantastic animation that is engaging for all audiences, and has a genuine message to match. The idea to make his hands burn everything is quirky, and it gives the film a comedic touch. 預熱 will go over well with the audiences of Planet Classroom, 我強烈推薦它. I give it 4.5 出 5 星星。
Rishi Mulloth 畢業於匹茲堡大學，獲得電影和媒體研究和經濟學學位, 今年秋天正在斯克蘭頓大學攻讀商業分析碩士學位. 他目前正在製作電影《感謝她》, 並渴望從事內容獲取工作。
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