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A young and bright-eyed Sandpiper is motivated by her mother to start hunting for food along with the rest of the flock in the sandy seashore. However, the tiny bird is still terrorised by the surfs that break on the ocean's shoreline, unable to take care of herself. Poor little Piper, growing up is difficult, nevertheless, your caring mother believes in you. (HBO Europe)
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A nice short before Finding Dory offering both very good animation and a beautiful story about the need to leave the family nest, gradually become independent and eventually be inspired by the surroundings in the pursuit of everyday livelihood.
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Piper is a brilliantly made, cute, funny, and fresh short film that perfectly set the mood for the underwater adventure about Dory. However, this also stands on its own. The animation is simply gorgeous, the narrative is great, even though the theme of "overcoming fear" is a bit of a cliché. However, because of the shorter running time, it certainly does not have the chance to get boring. The moment when the little bird watches the wave sweep away the others and then it naturally does not want to go to the beach made me laugh my socks off. So I thought it was very good. 9/10.
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Technically absolutely perfect. That sand! Those bubbles! Those animals. This is an unbelievable example of what is already possible to create. But what's more, Pixar has come up with something that not only looks nice, but something you want to watch because it is cute, fun, and has great characters. It is really worth going to the cinema for "Finding Dory" when you get this as an appetizer.
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