Brown Paper Bag

Brown Paper Bag instantly mesmerized me and pulled me into the character and I wondered, what is this person all about! Based on the opening scene, I made assumptions that the film re-defined as the story unfolded. It felt like being on a roller coaster with wonderful visuals and congruent music heightening the experience. From beginning to end I found myself totally immersed in the film and the unexpected ending was the icing on the cake!

By far the most heartwarming three minutes on the big screen today. If you're looking for something to put a smile on your face, this little gem will do it. I can see why Klaudia's film received accolades in Cannes and other film festivals to follow. I saw it at the Valley Film Festival in North Hollywood, and everyone loved it. It's best to see it without knowing too much about it ahead of time, so let me just preface it by saying sometimes less is more in good storytelling.

This little gem takes your expectations and turns them on their head. A carefully crafted short journey that takes you down one rabbit hole only to have you pop out somewhere entirely unexpected -- it is a film overflowing with the warmth of good spirits. ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Sweet simplicity done well. An effective short film executed to perfection. Learning the film was produced on an iPhone makes me respect it even more.

This is an endearing short film with a wink and a nod to happy little miracles. The writer/director engages us quickly by introducing a character any city dweller has seen before then charms us by displaying her own take on what's really underneath. I dare anyone to not smile and audibly "awe" at the film's conclusion. Proof that small productions can have big hearts.