Butterflies

About This Movie

So, 'Butterflies' really caught me off guard. It’s an animation that feels deeply personal, weaving the story of Bea—the mother of Andrés Gómez—who faced cancer with a kind of strength that’s both haunting and uplifting. The pacing shifts between moments of heavy contemplation and bursts of visual creativity, creating a unique atmosphere. The art style is striking, blending bold colors with softer tones that mirror the emotional highs and lows of Bea's journey. It’s not just a tale of struggle, but also one of hope and spirituality, wrapped in a narrative that makes you think. The animation serves as a canvas for emotions that live and breathe, lending a distinctive touch that sets it apart from typical narratives in the genre.

Unique animation style · Personal and emotional storytelling · Strong thematic focus on resilience