This reminds me of the "upside down story" as a child is in control and the one adult follows his direction.
The storyline of this elementary student made film questions why adults think they have the right answers, know best, and have rules for everything. In this film things turn things around as a young commander flies through brain space, helping a young enjoy her life more fully. The opening and closing images stars and space set the scene for this short film. The young commander directs the woman to dance, eat chocolate cake messily, put her feet up on the table and walk barefoot outside. It's full of fun images and surprises throughout.
The film's message is to play more, work less.
I give The Commander and the Silly Woman 3.5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 5 to 12, plus adults. By Julie S., KIDS FIRST!
This reminds me of the "upside down story" as a child is in control and the one adult follows his direction.
The storyline of this elementary student made film questions why adults think they have the right answers, know best, and have rules for everything. In this film things turn things around as a young commander flies through brain space, helping a young enjoy her life more fully. The opening and closing images stars and space set the scene for this short film. The young commander directs the woman to dance, eat chocolate cake messily, put her feet up on the table and walk barefoot outside. It's full of fun images and surprises throughout.
The film's message is to play more, work less.
I give The Commander and the Silly Woman 3.5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 5 to 12, plus adults. By Julie S., KIDS FIRST!
Adults always have the right answers, they always know best, and they always have rules for everything. This short film is turning things around, as the young commander flies through brain space, helping the silly woman to enjoy her life to the fullest.
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