It’s not awful or easily dismissed, but it's also not particularly upbeat or cheerful. I have to admit I enjoyed this film, possibly because it resonated with me on a personal level. It centers around the pain of losing someone close and how one copes with suffering, which was difficult for me to watch given that I recently experienced such a loss myself. I had anticipated something lighter in tone and more joyful…

The story proved quite pleasing. Being made for a youthful audience means the personalities aren’t particularly developed, which might be noticed by older viewers. Even with that limitation, the final result is lovely and moving. It's absolutely worthwhile to watch.

Adapted from a British book and directed by an acclaimed Spanish filmmaker, this movie evokes comparisons to films such as 'Finding Neverland', 'Where the Wild Things Are', and 'Neverwas,' yet possesses its own distinct identity, especially due to its underlying theme. Several lines were truly remarkable, offering encouragement to those experiencing difficult times. It's both emotionally resonant and stands out among…