Federica Lacaño

María Mendive

César Troncoso

Cristina Morán

Petru Valensky

Roberto Suárez

Gimena Fajardo

Florencia Zabaleta

Guillermina Pardo

Lucía Parrilla

Marcel Keoroglian

Pedro Cruz

Ana González

Jhonny Hendrix

Edgar Pedraza

Claudia Prezioso

Samuel Sadovnik

Stephany Sánchez

Alfredo Soderguit

José Hernán Valenzuela

Natalia Pérez Campelo

Rodolfo Moncada

Marcelo Montaldo

Sergio Stempniewicz

Rafael Álvarez

Ignacio De Marco

Gustavo Wenzel

Elián Stolarsky

Gastón Otero

Romy Cuevas

Guillermo Pesoa

Lina Marcela Rizo Arias

Sabrina Pérez

Alejandra Mosquera

Richard McDaniel

Martín Ariosa

Maria Angélica Ossa

Felipe Echeverría

Daniel Morales

Valentina Echeverría

Santiago Germano

Yuli Velasco

Andrea Messina

Camilo Montilla

Alejo Schettini

Diego González

Pablo Praino

Laura Barbosa

Juan Carve

Denisse Torena

Federico Ivanier

Germán Tejeira

Julián Goyoaga

Bruno Boselli

Sergio López Suárez

Sebastián Santana

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Anina

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**We make mistakes, but we learn something out of it, that's what school is for to teach us.**

A little sweet animation from South America. The official entry from Uruguay for the best foreign language film at the 2014 Oscars, but did not make into the final. This is the story of a little school girl, Anina, followed by a fight she has got into, as a punishment she and the other girl gets each a sealed letter from the school principal to safeguard until the further notice. Through those days what she learns and how it comes to end leads to the final segment of the story.

Well intended story, but a bit lacks the cheerfulness. I mean in some parts it falls short in development and keeps it dull mood. Especially in the early mid parts, but later on till the conclusion, it's got a better. Visually, its stunning on its own way, surely an impressive animation, but overall film was short as 80 minutes. Adapted from a children's novel and beautifully made.

For me, I think they should have been a bit careful. There's nothing problem in the story, sketches or in the pace, but the overall flow was not sparkling enough like those Hollywood counterparts. Other than those tiny stumbles, this is a fine animation, especially being a non North America, Europe and Japan product. Not a must see, but I don't find any strong reason to skip it, particularly for the animation fans.

_6.5/10_

ANINA Trailer | TIFF Kids 2014

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