Overdose

Overdose is an animation that highlights the overwhelming schedules imposed on children by parents. It features a boy whose life is filled with tennis lessons, swimming, art classes, and more, leaving him no time to relax. The film is based on Article 31 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, emphasizing the right to rest and leisure. Notably, it conveys its message without the use of words, allowing the visuals to tell the story.

Collectors may find interest in the various formats available for Overdose, including DVD, VHS, and other options. Its unique approach and brief runtime make it a distinct piece within the animation genre, appealing to those who appreciate short films that convey deeper messages. As a work from the ONF | NFB and the Canadian International Development Agency, it also represents a specific era in Canadian animation.