THREE LITTLE CATS - Animation short film - French - Full Movie - CGI 3D - Autour de Minuit

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I was like 7 years old when I first saw this and I was crying rivers, now here I am after 7 years crying an ocean

I’m not a person who cries when it comes to short films. My friend was suggesting short films for me to watch, and I stumbled upon this one and decided to rewatch it for the old memories. I thought it couldn’t be that bad, but it was. What made it worse was the fact the toddler reminded me of my baby brother. I can’t imagine a world where my brother is all alone with nobody to take care of him. I shed actual tears tonight. I promise myself to never leave my brother. No matter what. I love you, baby brother. ❤

Ever since I was little, until now, I still cry over this.

As a kid back then, this made me cry the whole night after watching.

It's a sad story that only a kid survives and everyone dies because of an epidemic. It ends with feeling despair, anger, sadness, etc. when a loved one disappears. It's amazing that you came up with this idea and made an animation.

This made me cry so bad, it made me realise how family is really important and sometimes people have to help others, but they die anyway. I was crying the Earth’s ocean when I saw this.

I remember watching this when I was like, 9. Still makes me cry to this day.💔

The last scene was the saddest part of the whole film. The little boy is gonna suffer his whole life.

During the whole film he's been thinking of his wife. His daughter looked a lot like his wife and I think it was one of the resons he came to her when she was dying: he wanted to be there for his daughter, the one that looked so much like the love of his life. I think he wasn't able to be there for his wife when she was dying (possibly from the same illness) and that made him want to at least be there for his daughter, knowing he'll never see her again. Being so desperate and helpless he even forgot about his son. That's so touching and sad, I'm so sorry for the little boy..

I haven't watched this in so long and still regret it now, but this is a core memory and it has stuck with me through the years. When I first watched this I cried the ending was really sad, and here I am now. I didn't cry this time, but I still really find the ending sad. I'm just glad I can think back to this and remember that day.

Comfy zone: Guys the dad and daughter didn’t die after a few weeks they Revived and they all lived happy together and the boy was happy too His doll also survived 💖☺️ Hope you feel better

Rewatching this after so long, I gotta say, people in the comments have a right to be upset with the father, but they shouldn't ignore the fact he was grieving. In the time being, he had lost his wife, and then slowly lost his daughter as well. When he saw she was in pain calling out to him, it seemed like an impulse decision for him to go in and comfort her, ultimately causing him to catch the disease she had, resulting in his death. Now I'm not trying to say that the father was wrong for leaving his son, but I'm also saying he was. Yes he lost his wife, yes he then lost his daughter, yet he still had a son that needed him, a son that didn't understand what was happening, and he left him all alone. Him choosing to comfort his daughter wasn't wrong, yet he also chose to leave his last remaining child all alone. That's not something a child should have to live with, that was his mistake. You don't cling on to something you know you're gonna lose at some point, instead you need to focus on the things you have left. Now what do I personally think? Well I definitely think he shouldn't have left his son like that, he was the only family the son had left. I'm not ignoring the fact that he was in grief, nor that he was doing the best he could, but all I'm saying is he shouldn't have left his son all alone in the world. No kid should have to be left alone like that, it's heartbreaking to see the daughter slowly die in pain, yet he still had his son, so in summary, I would say the dads actions were reckless and rash. He left his son, the one thing he had left, was that really not enough for him to think and not ultimately die with his daughter? I guess that's what happens when you let your emotions get to you.

YOU TRAUMATIZED MY EXISTENCE WAY BACK WHEN I WAS LIKE 5

This short film is perfect, here I am again after 6 years, it still gives me the same feeling as when I was younger.

I saw this when I was like 5 or 6 and I cried my eyes out it was actually super traumatic for me 😭 but it still, hits the same after all these years, and I gained a new understanding after covid hit.

You can say what you want about the father, but EVERY family member slowly felt themselves drifting apart. The father KNEW it would just be him and his son, who's already going through so much, after the sister died. The sister dying in sadness is a small price to pay for the son's chance at recovery from all this trauma. I know it was an emotion based response, I know that well. But the father, at that point, should have known better.

To be honest we all cried when we all watched this when we were kids ...and my eyes were all watery😭

It's strange how most of us have the same feeling after seeing this short film years ago Cause I too cried so much after seeing this so loong ago

it’s terrible, I cried when I was 8 years old when I watched it, and now I’m 11 and I’m crying like rivers. Of course, I understand that he was worried about his daughter and there was no one, but he understood that he, too, would die from this disease if he were alone , then you could go to her, but he had a son and it’s terrible when everyone dies..