Magic Tears

About This Movie

Magic Tears is quite a gem from 1978, directed by Shadiman Chavchavadze. It offers this whimsical animation style that really captures the essence of fairy tales. The story follows a young girl venturing into a vibrant land populated by kind animals, all to save a fading singing flower. There's a gentle pacing that allows for some beautiful atmospheric moments, especially as she interacts with the animal characters. The practical effects used for the flower and its interactions really stand out, creating a charm that feels distinctly handcrafted. The themes of kindness and perseverance resonate throughout, making it a cozy watch. It’s that kind of film you can appreciate more for its artistry than any flashy storytelling.

Interesting animation style reflective of late 70s. · Charming character designs, especially the animals. · Strong themes of kindness and imagination.