It Was Summer

About This Movie

It Was Summer is quite a curious piece of animation. You get this serene vibe from the very start—Plato in his hammock, the sun warming everything just right. It feels like a slice of childhood, where the lines between reality and imagination blur. The arrival of that strange cat and the heron sets off this whimsical adventure, which might just be a kid's fanciful daydream. The atmosphere is light, yet there's this underlying question of what’s real and what’s just play. The hand-drawn style has a certain charm, and the pacing allows moments of reflection amidst the playful chaos. It's distinctive in how it captures that fleeting essence of summer and childhood exploration.

Not widely known but has a unique charm.Great for animation enthusiasts interested in lesser-known works.Captures the essence of childhood imagination.