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Film Details
Year
2016
Duration
4 minutes
Genres
Animation, Short Films
Language
No Dialogue
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Synopsis
A pristine teacup and a pile of sugar lumps inspire a story set in an enchanted winter wonderland, where animation brings to life the adventures of a mother and child made of sugar. To the tune of Katie Melua’s swooping song ‘Perfect World’, the pair play and explore the glittering frozen landscape, meeting a kindly bear and frosted reindeers. The animation is infused with what the filmmakers call ‘casual fantasy’, in which love and a gentle everyday magic triumph over fear.
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