its called nene breshke. that is 'mother turtle' in albanian.
u can watch it here!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_gfMFoIE4k
gimme your feedback!
thanks!

Wow. I did find it a beautiful short as much as it was cute. I too loved the shapes and colours. So don't worry.Disney Duster wrote:All you guys can say is it was cute?![]()
That was a beautiful short! Such breathtaking visuals! The opening of the sky! The stars! The colorful sea! And while this certainly was cute...
Disney Duster wrote:All you guys can say is it was cute?![]()
See, Disney Duster? THAT'S good feedback. "it was beautiful and stunning", that's what you say to everything! or "breathtaking". it might be nice if you actually had some truth to your praisesEscapay wrote:Disney Duster wrote:All you guys can say is it was cute?![]()
Well, I'll see if I can help start a "let's write long feedback!" bandwagon and follow up with my own.
I really enjoyed the short, ahkenaten. It's a charming and rather symbolic one that I think benefits greatly from its 3D elements (sorry 2D purists...), and translates well to the screen.
I had seen the short when you first posted it last Friday, but at the time I was in a sour mood (long story) and chose not to leave feedback. But after reading the Duster's comments and yours, I rewatched it again to pick up on things I might have missed.
Anyway, keeping both theories in mind (fall from grace or losing happiness/separation from parent), I felt it was more towards the latter. I mean, the turtlet (turtling? young turtle?) is eager to join everyone else and swims up to them, but the shark suddenly appears and takes the mother. Yeah, it's pretty much a literal translation, but it works. Also, I liked the end, when the turtlet/turtling/young turtle looks so forlorn and sad, then looks up and sees the mother appear in the stars. I kind of groaned first because it reminded me of The Lion King, but it worked well so I can't fault it for that!
All in all, it was a great short, and the selection of music was spot on.
Escapay
Thanks for pointing out the mom got eaten. I assumed that the shark just chased the young turtle away and it got lost, but now I see it was the mother who got chased. That means I previously thought the vision in the sky was a memory of the turtlet projected into the sky to make the his mother appear. It could still be a memory or the turtlet's wish to have his mother back and thus he creates the image of his mother, but the actual ghost of his mother does seem more fitting, I suppose.Escapay wrote:I mean, the turtlet (turtling? young turtle?) is eager to join everyone else and swims up to them, but the shark suddenly appears and takes the mother.
That's exactly why I thought the turtle in the sky could have represented God. But it also fits in with his mother now being dead and up in heaven.akhenaten wrote:arghhh i cant find the lion king connection..maybe cause when i think of sky and lion king i think of the cloudmufasa. but then i remember the "look at the stars" and yeah..well..coincidence i guess, i just assumed that all aneimism and spiritual beliefs always refer to the sky as the ancestral dwellings.
I would hope everyone on here knows I try to be sincere in my comments. I was deifinatley being truthful here, as long as I can say something is breathtaking without me actually losing my breath, because I didn't, but it was still impressive and a feast for my eyes.Jasmine1022 wrote:It might be nice if you actually had some truth to your praises
