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There is nothing better than sinking into a cinema chair and watching a really good film. This film is just that. You are thrown into another world and another life. This is a very well-acted film and a script that grabs you from the first frame of the film. The team behind the film is Nabil Ayouch and Maryam Touzani who have made the films "Adam" and "The Blue Kaftan". 2 brilliantly good films. If you haven't seen those films, try to see them too. Nisrin Erradi who has the lead role as Touda carries the film brilliantly and is a brilliant actress who you should keep an eye on in the future. I can't say anything else, go and see the film as soon as possible. Be enchanted and captivated by this jewel of a film.

This film is truly a gem full of joy, tears and warmth. I thought it was great with an ensemble of actors who were really good, especially Leila Bekhti who was wonderful in her role as the mother. Imagine that the film is based on a real event and that we as viewers of the film get to take part in this fantastic event. I don't want to reveal what the film is about more than that I really think everyone should take part in this film and laugh, shed a few tears and feel the warmth and joy after watching the film. That's all I want to say and that a mother is perhaps the most important person in your life whether you want to or not. Don't forget that and go see the film now.

An Oscar for best animation? Yes, it really deserved it. Very well animated, the incredibly beautiful environments. A beautiful adventure to be thrown into and follow. Feels like you're floating along through the entire film. I just sank into my seat and enjoyed the film until the end. I like certain types of animated films, such as Hanyo Miyazaki's films. This film is of very high quality. I hope there are more films with such beautiful animation. I'm a little tired of Pixar's/Disney's films that are boringly animated and always at such a stressful and hectic pace. They are usually very gaping and they talk way too fast. Tiring and very similar. I think "Flow" has a nice pace, although a lot of things still happen. A very interesting film. Well worth seeing.