John & Faith Hubley combined animation with the voices of their preschool daughters (Georgia & Emily) to make this award winning short. (New York Animation Festval)
Similar in concept to their earl...
John & Faith Hubley combined animation with the voices of their preschool daughters (Georgia & Emily) to make this award winning short. (New York Animation Festval) Similar in concept to their earlier work "Moonbird".
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I remember watching this on a 16 mm projecter eons ago. It was in the film library at the school where my dad taught. As others point point out here, it is remarkable how true to life it is. The speech patterns, the temperaments, the body language, the themes are exactly the same as those of my two nieces at that age. The animation is like a vivid dream, though not as psychedelic as Hubley's "Windy Day."
I love this short. I saw it years ago and I swear someone must've been watching my girls when this was conceived. It depicts them exactly. It brings such wonderful memories. Thanks for uploading.
I saw this years ago and loved it! Yep, me and my little sister. She was so cute! Thanks for putting it on YouTube! You did an excellent job! Renojet.
That was fantastic!! I am so glad for YouTube. My brother and I used to hope and pray for it to come on HBO when we were little, cuz there was not such thing as TIVO!
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