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I guess you can't make me tear up in under n-i-n-e minutes unless it is an "America's Got Talent" OR "Britain's Got Talent" Golden Buzzer.

How am I supposed to write a six hundred character review for a five hundred and forty seconds long film? And I am still only halfway through. The grandchild was cute, her art was cute.

I am going to ramble. There was nothing exceptional about this one. Even the animation did not sweep me off my feet or anything. Animation movies usually always make me weep, this one didn't. Perhaps it could have given the 'topic' addressed a little bit more of the limelight.

Has it got a good message? Yeah, kind of. Does it move me to act upon it? Not really. The movie is powerful for a 23-minute runtime, but it is not powerful enough to stir me. It is rather minimal and pretty in its own little way, but nothing honestly stood out to me about the work. It ends posing a dilemma-a rather huge one at that-but the rest of it? Bland. At least to me it was.

The acting is pretty fine. The characters portrayed have some depth. The screenplay is quite intelligent, to which the shots do sufficient justice. It wouldn't be a "10/10 I recommend," but one could give it a chance.

I fell asleep watching this piece of shoe, I had a dream, and the girl in my dream puked to death.

Alia's amazing acting has all gone to waste for the movie is so nonsensical. Caught for drugs, falsely convicted and sentenced to death by a fancy chair in the fully automated jail. Tomfoolery, more tomfoolery, and absolute unhinged tomfoolery. Try jailbreak, add chocolate syrup and some chaat masala. Now puke it out.

The cinematography is not up to the mark. The scene transitions are poor and seem edited out of some open source software. The backstory is thin, the characters have no arc, just what in hell is this piece of creation? Good music though, hear-bait exuberance of music.