Swing to the Moon

Lovely sounds the first fair word for define this short animation.

First, for delicate poetry of story - a little spider and its huge effort, against fails and risks and danger to transform in prisoner of its webb the moon.

Second for puppy eyes of tenacious , courageous, idealistic and lucky spider.

Not the last, for its succes ( the imponderability, helped by the beautiful music being essential virtue of film ).

Maybe, one of short animations more for parents and grandparents than for kids because it is one of parables very useful for remind the freshness of taste of dreams.

So, pure delight , from sweet to real useful.

Swing to the Moon is one of those rare gems among the many great animated short films I've seen.

First, the story is genuinely heartfelt: a tiny spider hoping to catch the moon. The idea of her throwing webs to try to reach it is just so adorable. What follows is a big adventure-not a fantasy, but a surprisingly realistic one-filled with moments of hope and disappointment. It's a true emotional rollercoaster.

Second, I never thought a spider could look so cute. I don't even like spiders, but the main character here is undeniably charming.

Third, the visuals and animation are absolutely top-notch. This is one of the most impressively animated shorts I've come across-and I've seen a lot. There's a level of detail and polish that shows how much care the animators put into every scene. Everything flows so smoothly and looks fantastic.

I'm really glad I stumbled upon this short.