By Adelina Hill
Le Ballon Bleu by Katherine Griffin is an adorable love story of two balloons: one red, one blue, that become separated in France. The red balloon becomes trapped on a light pole and can’t be freed. The blue balloon seeks help from a little girl strolling through the city. Together, they search for the red balloon while also forming a friendship. The music was my favorite part of the film, and the Pixar-style animation was exceptional. It’s an emotional and compelling story, touching on love, friendship, and the challenges we face in making connections.
I give this film a 5/5 star rating for its beautiful cinematography and music composition.
Adelina Hill is a current college senior at St. John’s College in Annapolis, Maryland. She spends her time reading and writing; you can most likely find her with a book at her side at all times. Born in St. Petersburg, Russia, she was adopted at nine months old and moved to America, where her biological younger brother soon followed. Adelina aspires to become a full-time author and work for a publishing company, crafting fiction, fantasy, and horror—anything slightly out of the ordinary catches her eye. Her hobbies include fish breeding, hand-feeding hummingbirds, listening to music, and riding horses. She hopes to one day grace the NYT bestsellers list and follow in the footsteps of her great-grandfather, Napoleon Hill, the author of “Think and Grow Rich”.
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