Pixar Short Films #25 La Luna 2011

Pixar Short Films #25 La Luna 2011
Pixar Short Films #25 La Luna 2011

La Luna (The Moon) is a short animation of Pixar Animation Studios in cooperation with Walt Disney Pictures. The 7-minute film was made by Italian director Enrico Casarosa, who also wrote the screenplay. The producer is Kevin Reher and the screenplay is handled by Enrico Casarosa.
Director: Enrico Casarosa
Writer: Enrico Casarosa
Stars: Tony Fucile, Krista Sheffler, Phil Sheridan

The content of La Luna is very cute, telling a boy named Bambino on the first day of inheriting the family's traditional work. He was dragged by his father and grandfather into an old wooden boat - the small boat was named "La Luna". His mission is to help his father and grandfather harvest the stars and clean them up on the moon. However, there was a small dispute between the father and grandfather. Will the boy choose to work in one of two relatives or in another direction that Bambino thinks is right?

Wish you have fun watching movies!

[aceartworkproductions]

i love the symbolism of the hat and the turning point when he turns his hat around, different from the way his dad and grandpa wanted it, and he picked his own tools, he's finding himself and becoming his own man, adorable animation

[deltafour]

I love the sound  the stars make when they walk on and sweep them.

[seanlazarus]

Obligatory “here for schoolwork” comment.

[Jordan-yfds]

claim your here for schoolwork ticket here!

[briancooper]

I found this by accident, and come back to it often. I am 64, and grew up on a farm. The memories this film stirs in me about the lessons of life, the values of family, and the often unsung honor of honest labor moves me to tears.

[serban]

Everybody is here for English homework, but I'm here for Romanian

[justanormalalien]

This short was so magical when I was a kid. I still think it is just perfectly magical to this day.

[elixireon]

I felt that when the dad said hbshajjjahebsj

[angelicaecclesia]

Exposition:
It starts when a boy going to sailing with his father and grandfather at the night.

Initial Incident:
When a boy got a brown hat, his father and grandfather fight over how to wear the hat properly for a boy. Then, a big round filled with stars come up and all of they go upstair.

Rising action:
A Father and grandfather fight again over how to clean up all of stars to the boy.

Climax:
When a very big star come up and then both of father and grandfather were shock because they can't clean up or move away that one cause it's too heavy.

Falling action:
A boy climb up a big star and bring a hammer with him.

Resolution:
A boy hit that a big star with a hammer and then a big star was explode into so many pieces of starts.

Denoeument:
Both of father and grandfather feel so proud of a boy and now a boy know how to do something with his own way.

[madonna]

the dad looks like the dad from cloudy with a chance of meatballs movie

[majichour]

Everybody is here for English homework but I’m here for Spanish homework.

[ammie]

I think this is a very underrated short film from Pixar. It’s my favorite out of the whole bunch ❤️

[max-zdif]

I can't believe y'all have homeworks about this, I'm just watching these because i like short films and it would've been really be great if my teachers back then gave me homeworks like these. I would've had a lot of fun writing about it!

[gabrielworthington]

If the tool they use to sweep the stars resembles their facial hair, does that mean the boy is going to grow up to be Thanos?

[caro_arambulo]

All the comments : school homework


Me who just came here to see a short film :👁👄👁👍🏻.






Edit: WTF I have never had so many likes





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[exnova]

Will never forget the first time I watched this in DisneyWorld. The day was hot (it was X-mas season!), the rides were full. My dearest friend and I were kinda tired of waiting in the lines, so randomly went in to the movie theater without expecting too much. I remember that everyone was moved at the ending, including me who was in tears like a kid. Such a magical experience, magical day in my mundane life.

[GlassDeviant]

And this is how they make Stars breakfast cereal.

[erikdanielsn]

I can’t wait for Enrico Casarosa‘s feature directorial debut next year with LUCA!

[chromas]

Hey whos here from online school? I’m too lazy to change my pfp but hi fellow classmates

[matthewos]

how did school manage to ruin short films