Faithy, hey

About This Movie

So, 'Faithy, hey' is this intriguing animated piece by Emily Hubley. It’s kind of a personal exploration, really. The whole vibe leans into nostalgia and memory—Faith Hubley's daily self-portraits bring a tangible warmth that's quite striking. The animation style is not overly slick, but it feels intimate, almost like you’re flipping through a sketchbook. The pacing is reflective, allowing you to soak in the emotions tied to loss and the complexity of mother-daughter relationships. Hubley’s revisiting of memories is layered, creating an atmosphere that lingers. It’s distinctive because it merges personal history with the artistry of animation, making it feel like a living diary rather than just a film, if that makes sense.

Unique animation style reflects personal history. · Explores complex mother-daughter dynamics. · Pacing allows for deep emotional engagement.