MEMORY PAINT

An interesting relaxing effect on soft waves of beauty and tenderness. A mesmerizing combination of a beautiful song with flowing artistic images. Thank you!

The visuals are simply hypnotic. I see a clear Van Gogh influence here, those swirls of orange and blue on the poster and in the film itself. It’s not just animation; it’s living impressionism. The director uses paint texture as a narrative tool.

I’m usually suspicious of AI in art, but here... the AI-Assisted is justified. The way the frames morph into each other, creating that effect of "unstable memory," works precisely because of the tech. It doesn't look like a generation, but like a tool in an artist's hands.

Three minutes is perfect timing. Not dragged out, straight to the point. Beautiful visuals, you could take screenshots of everything. The plot is abstract, sure, but it’s mesmerizing to watch.

I’m in awe of the technique. That shot where the girl is standing in the yellow field looking up at the dripping paint... That is pure poetry! You can tell the creator wanted to make every frame a painting you could hang on a wall.

I really dug the concept of rewinding time and the vanishing colors. It’s a great metaphor for how we try to hold onto the past, but it still fades like an old photograph. Rich Cammarata did a bold thing for a debut.

There are no dialogues here, yet it speaks louder than words. Pure visual poetry.

The soundtrack breathes like memory itself. Sometimes quiet, sometimes swelling like the waves on screen.

A very powerful and moving film. It gave me goosebumps. The music is incredibly beautiful, and the images and bursts of color are mesmerizing. Thank you!

The film is a poetic metaphor of memory fading and returning. In just three minutes, it expresses what many features only barely touch.

It felt like a fairy tale. Colors fading and coming back — so pretty. It made me a little sad, but also happy.

I loved that the protagonist is a girl who takes her own path to healing. It’s a story of inner strength.

It's the quintessence of short animation: concise, aesthetically refined, and emotionally precise.

I was amazed! Every frame feels like a living painting. You can see the hand-crafted love in it.

I cried. The fading and returning colors felt exactly like memories of loved ones — sometimes dim, sometimes blazing again.

It was beautiful and sad. Felt like a dream I’d want to watch again and again.

This film shows that grief never fully disappears but becomes the paint with which we write new chapters of life.