What the Mouse?

2020
TV-PG
13min

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Agrega una trama en tu idioma"What The Mouse?" is an artistic stop-motion short film covering the subject of Finding one's self Identity. The story follows a character named "What" in the form of a mouse who was abandon... Leer todo"What The Mouse?" is an artistic stop-motion short film covering the subject of Finding one's self Identity. The story follows a character named "What" in the form of a mouse who was abandoned at birth by his parents, due to his unpleasant appearance. "What" seeks advice in findi... Leer todo"What The Mouse?" is an artistic stop-motion short film covering the subject of Finding one's self Identity. The story follows a character named "What" in the form of a mouse who was abandoned at birth by his parents, due to his unpleasant appearance. "What" seeks advice in finding who he really is and where he came from, dealing with mental health issues including de... Leer todo

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10marklyoni

Fantastic! Artistic! Inspirational!

'What The Mouse?'is a fascinating film hat shines a light on mental health in the most creative way I've experienced. I'm a huge fan of claymation, so this is right up my alley. This film is equal parts brilliant and adorable. A must watch for people of all ages.

10TheAngelRosa

A Feel Good Family Friendly Animated Short With A Heart

Everyone involved with the making of this film deserves be so amazingly proud of this achievement. Over the weekend I watched What The Mouse again, but this time with my 8 year-old nephew and 10 year-old niece. They were delighted with the characters and the feel good story at the center of this heartfelt animated gem.

10barryseroff

A great short film for kids who are a little 'different'

As a special education teacher I am always looking for films for children that deal with the various challenges they face head on. While there are many films that invite the children to 'be themselves', there aren't many that deal with emotional disturbances or other challenges faced by exceptional children in a real way. This one does. Featuring characters that have depression, paranoia, AD/HD, and social disorders, it is a great way for children with these disorders to really relate to the characters. And it gives them an opportunity to learn how to cope with these things though a loving attitude. Highly recommended for special education classrooms (particularly self contained behavioral classrooms with young children) , and the parents of children with special emotional needs.