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Emily Sanna
Verified
Managing Editor, U.S. Catholic
Chicago
Beats
Intersectional Feminism , Misogyny , Social Justice , Segregated Housing And Communities , Gender Based Violence , Culture
Content
By Nathaniel Hunter, Emily Sanna Verified| U.S. Catholic Verified There were parts of Flow that made me cuddle my 3-month-old black kitten a little tighter. The main character, a tiny black cat, moves and acts exactly like a real cat, whether it’s pouncing on a lightbeam or flattening itself in fright when meeting a strange dog. The animation, by creator Gints Zilbalodis, is both dreamy and hyperrealistic, making it hard to watch the tiny cat find itself in peril after peril, including several near drownings and being swept away in a hungry bird’s talons.
By Nathaniel Hunter, Emily Sanna Verified| U.S. Catholic Verified At first I started looking at the bush because I was bored and a little frustrated. I was on a walk in the woods with my husband and toddler, and I found myself needing a little distraction.
By Nathaniel Hunter, Emily Sanna Verified| U.S. Catholic Verified There were parts of Flow that made me cuddle my 3-month-old black kitten a little tighter. The main character, a tiny black cat, moves and acts exactly like a real cat, whether it’s pouncing on a lightbeam or flattening itself in fright when meeting a strange dog. The animation, by creator Gints Zilbalodis, is both dreamy and hyperrealistic, making it hard to watch the tiny cat find itself in peril after peril, including several near drownings and being swept away in a hungry bird’s talons.
Company Info
U.S. Catholic