Hair Love | Oscar®-Winning Short Film (Full) | Sony Pictures Animation
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Rating: 4.9538937 out of 5
Keywords: Sony Pictures Animation, Animated, Animation, Sony Animation, Kids, Family, Hair Love, Short, Film, Lion Forge Animation, Oscars
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Length: 6min 48sec (408 seconds)
Published: Thu Dec 05 2019
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I watched all the Oscar animated shorts. It's one of the categories where you want all of them to win. If you get a chance, go find them, they're all worth your time.
I thought it might be a dance recital the girl was preparing for, then a funeral, when the dad tears up at seeing the video channel. I’m super glad it had a nice ending. Really sweet. The animation style was so reminiscent of something else I’ve seen, but I can’t place it.
Me: All right, let's see what the big fuss is over this thing.
Oh.
Oh.
This was such a cute short. I needed this type of stuff growing up. I am a mixed girl and straightened my hair for 90% of my life. If I couldn't straighten it then I wore a hat or bandana. I recently chopped it all off because I never learned how to properly care for it. Now I see so many people embracing their natural hair and I feel jealous that I never learned to. Now I'm consider growing out and trying my hand at showing true hair love.
Edit: Nice to know that I am not alone! This is why representation matters! Subscribed to /r/curlyhair and /r/naturalhair! Thanks everyone!
You should check out the live action short films as well:
The Neighbors’ Window - Oscar winner
Une Soeur (A Sister)
Nefta Football Club (my favourite)
Brotherhood
Saria - couldn't find it although I saw it a few days ago on youtube or vimeo
This ran in front of Angry Birds 2. It nearly made up for that war crime of a movie.
This ran in front of Jumanji 2 and I was super high to enhance my Jumanji 2 experience. I didn’t need this kind of emotional assault at that time.
AKA How to make a grown man cry in under seven minutes
I really like this. I teach 40 black 5th graders every day and it’s cool to imagine some of them in situations like this with their moms and dads (not the sick mom part)