It's OK Michael

About This Movie

It's OK Michael (2005) offers a unique take on bullying and redemption through its animation style. The pacing is a bit erratic at times, which adds to the overall surreal atmosphere. The artist's back-in-time concept is intriguing, allowing for a layered exploration of the bully's fears. The practical effects here are subtle but effective, blending seamlessly into the animated world. Themes of empathy and understanding really stand out, making you reconsider the motivations behind a bully's actions. The character designs have a quirky charm, almost reminiscent of early indie animations. It's an interesting piece that doesn't shy away from complex emotions, which sets it apart from more mainstream animated fare.

Commissioned by Charles Street VideoPart of the Images FestivalInteresting character design and themes