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A LITTLE FULL
A LITTLE FULL

A LITTLE FULL

A LITTLE FULL

Animation, Short, Student,

China

2025

Runtime, min

6

An ordinary, chubby girl receives a mysterious phone call. Flustered, she puts on her carefully kept yellow dress and rushes out. Clumsy and anxious, she keeps making mistakes—her haste seems to throw the whole city into chaos. The sky turns strange, crowds scatter, yet she runs against the flow, breathless, until she finally reaches that building…
Bee Han

Directors:

Bee Han

Yixuan Niu

Directors:

Yixuan Niu

Yiran Tian

Directors:

Yiran Tian

Yue Zhang

Directors:

Yue Zhang

Film Reel
Film Reel
Film Reel

Selections and Awards:

REVIEWS:

Really Deep Message To Be Learnt

Live Screenings Attendee

Life-affirming

Live Screenings Attendee

Very emotional; beautiful.

Live Screenings Attendee

An amazing animated film with unexpected twists. A combination of softness, beauty, and sharp emotionality. The deepest meaning and transformation of perception. Very cool how the "cliché" wisdom about accepting oneself is stunningly simply revealed here in the form of beautiful imagery. Thank you!

Live Screenings Attendee

Bright colors, interesting mechanisms all around. Tension at the beginning and peace at the end. A very beautiful cartoon.

Caten Arius

One of the more original formal ideas in the program, anxiety as physical urban disruption More affecting than its runtime suggests.

Watanabe Kaito

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