Piko

Piko follows a small boy who, feeling overlooked, sets off on an adventure through the city. The narrative captures the themes of childhood neglect and the desire for attention, making it a poignant watch within the family genre.

As a short film produced by Zora Film, Piko offers a unique perspective on family dynamics during the late 1950s. With a runtime of just 39 minutes, it presents a compact yet impactful story that resonates with both young audiences and adults alike.

Collectors can find Piko available on both blu-ray and DVD formats. This allows for easy access to this notable short film, whether for personal viewing or as part of a broader collection of family films from the era.