a girl that despise boys and holds a special girl in her heart? this will definitely grow up a lesbian

a girl that despise boys and holds a special girl in her heart? this will definitely grow up a lesbian

did she just mumbled “carpi diem”? ohhh cause it's a very sensitive topic for me.

did she just mumbled “carpi diem”? ohhh cause it's a very sensitive topic for me.

Amélie is a miracle baby, who can fluently speak and understand at the very young age of 2 years old. Her parents are Belgian, living in post-WWII Japan with their other two children. But Amélie takes a liking to their nanny, Nishio-san, who teaches her about all the beauty and not-so-beautiful things in life.

The animation in this is stunning, and it’s a mature animated film, unlike the other four films in the Best Animated Feature category. I love the way this film tackles the difference in cultures, specifically between European and Asian cultures, with some animosity between them due to the history of conflicts between their countries in their history, specifically in WWII. There’s such an emotional scene where Amélie believes she’s Japanese, because of the way Nishio-san had showed Amélie her culture. And when she finds out she’s genetically not, she feels lost. It made me realize the importance of teaching my future children what I believe in, because without that, that’s a soul that’s drifting aimlessly through life.

Amélie is a miracle baby, who can fluently speak and understand at the very young age of 2 years old. Her parents are Belgian, living in post-WWII Japan with their other two children. But Amélie takes a liking to their nanny, Nishio-san, who teaches her about all the beauty and not-so-beautiful things in life.

The animation in this is stunning, and it’s a mature animated film, unlike the other four films in the Best Animated Feature category. I love the way this film tackles the difference in cultures, specifically between European and Asian cultures, with some animosity between them due to the history of conflicts between their countries in their history, specifically in WWII. There’s such an emotional scene where Amélie believes she’s Japanese, because of the way Nishio-san had showed Amélie her culture. And when she finds out she’s genetically not, she feels lost. It made me realize the importance of teaching my future children what I believe in, because without that, that’s a soul that’s drifting aimlessly through life.

Such a cute movie. The gorgeous backdrops, soundtrack and characters all come together to bring an amazing perspective of what the world looks like through the lenses of a child. Everything looks so grand, you can take on just about any monster your heart desires and you hold the power of the universe in the palm of your hands. I adore everything about this

Such a cute movie. The gorgeous backdrops, soundtrack and characters all come together to bring an amazing perspective of what the world looks like through the lenses of a child. Everything looks so grand, you can take on just about any monster your heart desires and you hold the power of the universe in the palm of your hands. I adore everything about this

❝My name fit me perfectly. Like the rain, I was both precious and perilous; benign and deadly; silent and tempestuous. But above all, I felt invincible. I was the rain.❞

❝Some people deny the role of accidents in evolution - they want a reason for everything. But sometimes, all it takes is a speck of dust - just the tiniest little speck of dust - to change everything.❞
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I knew that Little Amélie or the Character of Rain would make me cry, but I didn't expect to be in tears every five minutes. I adored the animation style, full of fluid shapes and soft, gouache-esque textures as well as flat pastels, giving the film a dreamy and whimsical aesthetic. I liked that the story took place through the eyes of Amélie as she explored the world around her and formed bonds with her loved ones. In particular, it was lovely to see how Nishio-san taught and played with her, and that Amélie's parents were grateful for the bond that formed. The voice cast did a fantastic job as well (I watched it with the original French audio), and the soundtrack matched the film's fantastical tone perfectly. All in all, an excellent watching experience, and I can definitely see myself coming back to this in the future.

❝My name fit me perfectly. Like the rain, I was both precious and perilous; benign and deadly; silent and tempestuous. But above all, I felt invincible. I was the rain.❞

❝Some people deny the role of accidents in evolution - they want a reason for everything. But sometimes, all it takes is a speck of dust - just the tiniest little speck of dust - to change everything.❞
· · ───── ·₊⊹ ⋅𖤓⋅ ⊹₊· ───── · ·

I knew that Little Amélie or the Character of Rain would make me cry, but I didn't expect to be in tears every five minutes. I adored the animation style, full of fluid shapes and soft, gouache-esque textures as well as flat pastels, giving the film a dreamy and whimsical aesthetic. I liked that the story took place through the eyes of Amélie as she explored the world around her and formed bonds with her loved ones. In particular, it was lovely to see how Nishio-san taught and played with her, and that Amélie's parents were grateful for the bond that formed. The voice cast did a fantastic job as well (I watched it with the original French audio), and the soundtrack matched the film's fantastical tone perfectly. All in all, an excellent watching experience, and I can definitely see myself coming back to this in the future.