Me and My Moulton

About This Movie

So, 'Me and My Moulton' is quite the charming short, really. It’s this delightful blend of childhood longing and quirky family dynamics. The animation style has this soft, watercolor feel that complements the whimsical narrative. You’ve got this seven-year-old girl, and her quest for a bicycle is really more about fitting in than just the bike itself. It’s all about those little moments of growing up, you know? The pacing is gentle, letting you soak in the atmosphere of her small Norwegian town. Torill Kove does a fantastic job weaving in personal memories, making it feel both intimate and relatable. And those parent characters—oh man, they’re wonderfully eccentric, capturing that unique blend of love and embarrassment that often defines childhood.

Interesting exploration of childhood desires vs. parental expectations. · Unique animation style enhances the storytelling. · Great for discussions about family dynamics in art.