Illustrations of the thoughts children's have about death.
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Title: Når livet går sin vej (1997)
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Interviews with children about their relation too, feelings about, fantasies off and fear of death. Animations show the children and illustrates what they tell. We hear about heaven/hell. Loss of younger siblings, dogs or grand parents. We also hear from a sick child, and about believing in a life after death. Written by Kynde
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DanishRelease Date:
November 1997 (Italy) See more »Also Known As:
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This short animation movie shows in a fine way what children feels about death. It's nice to hear when they see there grandparents in the clouds or has a nice fantasy about a nice God up in a heaven where you can play football. Less nice to hear of children loosing a little brother, having cancer - thinking about if they want to stay alive or loosing their pet animals. However, it is all part of life and death and belongs in the movie.
In my opinion the best thing about the movie, is that the end shows a child saying that she really doesn't think to much about death, since she still have so much time to live. Well, she of course wont know how long she has left, but children should know about death, not use to much time thinking about it, and that is to me a good point. 8/10!