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Film Details
Year
2010
Duration
6 minutes
Genres
Animation, Comedy, Family, Short Films
Language
No Dialogue
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Synopsis
This creative, highly accessible short follows two beings, Day and Night. They are both constructed of specific events that happen during their respective time periods – for instance, when Day is happy, he will be made up of a rainbow and when Night is happy he will be made up of fireworks. Upon meeting, they initially fight but soon come to learn that by accepting each other and avoiding any prejudice, they could become friends. A brief but incredibly creative short which blends 2D and 3D animation whilst teaching a valuable lesson about getting along with those who may be different to you.
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