It’s six minutes. Six minutes of his life. It’s worth investing six minutes to enjoy Pixar-Disney’s sweetest short film. Yes, Piper is one of the most captivating short films in the Pixar audiovisual content factory.
These images tell us a story that could be the life story of each of us, at any time in our existence. Overcoming our fears and comforts always gives us a wonderful perspective on life.
- However.
- It is not easy.
- The real dangers of life are intense; imaginary dangers.
- Even more so.
- When the two intertwine.
- We have an explosive mixture that limits us.
- Is that definitely something that deserves our attention?.
Once upon a time there was a small bird whose mother intended to teach her to feed, however, the fear of the unknown triggered a complicated start in the mother’s survival training.
Your fear kept you hungry until coincidence or fate made you find a magnificent instructor in the form of a lone crab Have you sought a different perspective on your life and the skills you should acquire?
Didactics for children and adults, Piper understands two key messages: the importance of overcoming fears and the need to leave a space for our children to make mistakes and manage on their own.
We are wet birds that we are not sure of the way of your life. As the protagonist of the short, we feel vulnerable to the unknown and stop when it comes time to take another step that allows us to move forward.
But the truth is that we are full of hope and courage, which helps us to face our fears and difficulties. We only grow when we convince ourselves of the need to feel uncomfortable for a while. What we want or need is far from the four emotional walls of our comfort, safety and uncertainty.
After crossing this area, we learned that the only way to grow a garden full of wonderful flowers is to break with the conventionalisms that we impose ourselves as individuals and as a society.
For example, we will certainly be overwhelmed by an intense fear of losing our comfort zone, but we will soon realize that this is not the case; our comfort zone has not been removed from the map, it has only been expanded.
The director of the short film, Alan Barillaro, made sure that we all learned from the precious bird and his mother, a mother who gives her calf the space she needs to make mistakes, repent and learn a thousand ways not to do things.
We have all had, have and will be afraid of birds at some point, however, there is a problem that remains clear and constant in the human being: everything in life is potentially significant, because even with suffering, we get an inevitable learning to follow. the path we chose to take.