The back story (thanks to Sharla at catnipoflife). Usually I reblog such posts, but posts with embedded video don’t reblog or scoop properly.
British film director Sir Ridley Scott created an international film making contest titled “Tell It Your Way.” More than 600 aspiring directors entered.
The requirements were that the film could be a maximum 3 minutes long, contain no more than six lines of dialogue or narrative, and present a compelling story. The winner was “Porcelain Unicorn” from American director Keegan Wilcox. It presents a lyrical, touching story of an act of conscience and kindness of a boy to a girl in a time a great peril … and their reunion many years later.
To me, it’s the story of how a single act of conscience can change the course of lives.
This is that film:
If that doesn’t touch your heart, I don’t know what will.
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- Porcelain Unicorn (catnipoflife.wordpress.com)
