Day & Night 2010 Movie Review and Revival

Day & Night (2010)

I know I know that it's been a long since I reviewed a film. But if I had to make a comeback, it has to be with something special. And here it is.

Sometimes I wonder how can a short film be so beautiful that it can take away all the tiredness and numbness.

Day & Night directed by Teddy Newton has to be one of the most beautiful animated films I've ever seen.

Day & Night two strangers suddenly meet each other. They get nervous at first, they argue, they fight and eventually, they see all the beauty the opposite person has to offer.

A very good thing about this film is the way this film conveys a deep-rooted massage with such simplicity is just charming.

I won't say much about this film anymore except that one should not miss such a film.

To me, it's a 5/5 for sure.

~ Subhodeep Chakraborty

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