Sneeze

About This Movie

So, 'Sneeze' from 1996, huh? It’s this quirky little animation that dives into the everyday chaos of a hospital stay, which is a unique setting for a family film. The pacing is interesting; it kind of meanders like a child’s imagination, balancing silly moments with those surprisingly tender scenes. Bembelāts, the main character, is this spirited kid dealing with a cold, but it layers in themes of resilience and the importance of caring for each other. The animation style has a classic feel, sort of reminiscent of early 90s cartoons. There’s a certain charm in its practical effects – watching how they animate the runny nose is both hilarious and oddly relatable. Not your typical family flick, that's for sure.

Unique animation style from the 90s · Explores themes of resilience and care · Quirky hospital setting adds to the charm