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Heart touching film. It happens to fathers as well. I really moved at the end of the film.

The powerful message , set in the grandeur of simplicity.

A constant touch and affection of the mother. Always ready and looking for her daughter. Thank you for this touching video.

Bond ad the relationship in between mother ad daughter it's says the life is like this

How fast the cycle of life passes and before you know it...it begins again. There is a pervasive existential quality to the animation achieved by the pace, stark color and limited narration. The pace in particular holds you a moment to consider your thoughts and reactions. My mother always said that life is like a dream...here and then gone. I wish my mother was still here on Earth in her full glory and not in the mess that dementia left her in. I call honestly say I think about my mother daily; not in an obsessive way, but in more of a recognition of her presence with me. Her life reflects her time...her life was dedicated to her children and that is where she found her riches. Whoever thinks this woman did not "have a life" is placing their values on the story. Each of us gets to define, (or not) a life well lived. The film did have a sense of longing and yearning for things completed. Reminiscing can be a painful reminder of a life that is waning. I often get choked up when I look back on photos from my youth. Sometimes it is so disquieting; almost unbearable with intense emotions. The choices we make are never a guarantee to a future we think we can or should have. The absence of an older man is statistically correct and it is the part of the dynamic when a woman grows older. How generous our mothers are not to beg for our attention. The mother depicted here made space for her daughter to live her own life. The question is, should we communicate we want and need more? Would this be a burden on the child? I am finding it hard to "let go". My mother passed away, my son had some issues and now I was laid off from my job and finding it difficult to find another job or relearn how to pace my day and make my life. My son is flying further and further from the nest. It leaves you wondering how to recreate the life you have yet to dream. Aging is learning to grieve without showing your wounds too much or too often.

A touching little movie however there is definately room for part 2 where mom finds her own interests and gets a life.

There is nothing at all inspiring about this video. Was it made by men? It's like the Giving Tree. Women are culturally expected to give and get nothing in return, which is pure sexism. This woman deserves a full life. I have two daughters - they would never, ever abandon me like this. And beyond that, when they left home, after a period of grieving, I built a full and beautiful life of my own. This film perpetuates sexism. hate it.

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nice film

Nice film. No amount of extolling the virtues of our mother is enough. The debt to them can never be repaid. May we all get the opportunity to serve them in their old age as a small token of our gratitude for all they have done for us. Pranams to all mothers.

Inspirational . Mothers are blessings of God . The debt we owe to them can never be repaid . Pure unconditional love at it's very best . Thank you for this awesome film . It needs to be widely shared internationally so that an awareness is created about Mother's role in our lives .

This film can be a wake-up call about the isolation so many parents feel as they get older. I saw the arc of the story as mother/baby at the beginning, then the daughter having her own child and a distance growing, then the grandchild preoccupied and not engaging with the grandmother, who now lives in anonymity. We need to share our lives with our children so we can have a relationship once the role of mother is no longer needed - and value the stories and insights of grandparents - something should be returned.