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WINDOWS

WINDOWS

VENTANAS

Animation, Comedy, Drama

Spain

2021

Runtime, min

4

A shy, serious boy comes up against his explosive polar opposite when he moves house. Will the boys be able to find a way to live side by side?
Oriol Pérez

Directors:

Oriol Pérez

Al Serrano

Directors:

Al Serrano

Mar Cebrián

Directors:

Mar Cebrián

Emanuel Espinoza

Directors:

Emanuel Espinoza

Mireia Matilla

Directors:

Mireia Matilla

Lidia Rodríguez

Directors:

Lidia Rodríguez

Film Reel
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Selections and Awards:

Barcelona Indie Filmmakers Festival • BARCIFF Mecal Barcelona International Short and Animation Film Festival Muestra de Cine Internacional de palencia Pequefilms Fanecas International Competition L'HIFF Love and Hope International film festival Amsterdam Short Film Festival Lift- Off Global Network, Oniros Film Award - Best Student FIlm Independet Short Award - Best Children Short Short of the Year - Best Animation Fescilmar Argentina - Special Mention
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REVIEWS:

Windows is an absolutely delightful animated comedy drama that is bound to leave you with a huge smile on your face. The film follows the story of a shy and serious boy who is forced to live next door to his polar opposite - a boy with explosive energy and a larger-than-life personality. The animation is top-notch, the voice acting is superb, and the story is heartwarming and hilarious all at once. Windows is a must-watch for anyone who loves a good laugh and a feel-good movie.

Ava Wright

Windows is a heartwarming comedy-drama animation that explores the dynamics between two polar opposite boys who are forced to live together. The film's strong point is its beautifully rendered animation, which vividly brings to life the story's emotional highs and lows. However, the plot and character development lack depth, and the film relies heavily on tired clichés and predictable plot twists. Overall, Windows is an enjoyable but forgettable film that will entertain younger audiences but fails to leave a lasting impact.

Juan Carlos Garcia Sanchez

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