This film deals with a Jewish family in Montreal, Canada as they care for a dying grandmother and the young boy who is impatient to get the room he was promised as soon as she kicks the bucket.
Directed by Caroline Leaf
family
childhood
woman director
short film
IMDB
N/A
Letterboxd
3.6 / 5
Cast
Howard Ryshpan
(Voice)
Crew
Caroline Leaf
Director
Wolf Koenig
Executive Producer
Caroline Leaf
Animation
Popular Reviews
6 reviews
Val
6.0★ · 09/19/25
the way the sand is handled ffs amazing, stunning and seamless in every single way
the way the sand is handled ffs amazing, stunning and seamless in every single way
Gabriel Silva
6.7★ · 10/25/24
Sand art animation is always going to be impressive to me. In the case of The Street it’s a wonderful case of the medium matching the story in a brilliant way as a moment from the past - a child’s early brushes with examining mortality - are scatted and spread through the use of the granular sand pieces. The result is one that accepts the temporal nature of time in all of its metamorphosis
Sand art animation is always going to be impressive to me. In the case of The Street it’s a wonderful case of the medium matching the story in a brilliant way as a moment from the past - a child’s early brushes with examining mortality - are scatted and spread through the use of the granular sand pieces. The result is one that accepts the temporal nature of time in all of its metamorphosis
Domingo Hernández
3.4★ · 04/21/24
I think it would have looked a lot nicer if it wasn’t on 240p YouTube
I think it would have looked a lot nicer if it wasn’t on 240p YouTube
