
Ladybugs Still Fly(2025)
An experimental animated documentary built from real conversations with children ages 7 to 9. Through crayon scribbles and paper cutouts, their thoughts on anger, existence and everything in between, reveal a world that’s both funny and profound – a poetic reminder of the wonder and hope we all once held.
Movie: Ladybugs Still Fly
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