Somewhere in Dreamland (1936) Color Classic
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- Опубликовано: 18 ноя 2019
- In their dreams, two poor and hungry tots enter a fantasy kingdom where there are more sweets than they can eat. But when they wake...
Director: Dave Fleischer
Stars: Mae Questel, Gus Wickie -
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The part where the mom cries because that’s all she can provide and the kids still are so grateful makes me tear up every time
Yep, I love how even though those children were poor they still had respect and integrity, as we know some children act out, become bullies, lose self respect etc. etc. This is the way that it is supposed to be that is why those children got blessed, I love the message that this cartoon radiates.
Same
😭😭😭😭😭
I know such nostalgia it's so sad but true children today are such brats and don't consider the feelings of their own parents. I like this short cartoon
@@artgarcia5977 true.
Oh my god, I remember seeing this as a child and being absolutely heart broken. This movie has not left my brain ever since.
Same
Same! I grew up poor & STILL felt worse for them.
Same.
was it the part when the mom cried?
Same. This movie was so powerful it's my first memory as a child and I've often thought about it over 35 years until RUclips brought it into my life once again.
They may be poor, but these two children are grateful to have friends and family. They are also well mannered and well behaved
Exactly Max and Dave Fleischer made this cartoon during the great depression is a reminder of America’s dark pass that we should never repeat again
in poverty humbles people
Well-mannered and well-behaved you don't know what kids are
@@pigdictator4558unfortunately, that’s not always true. Poverty can also make people bitter, hard and angry.
It's just an animation bro 😂
I was poor as a child and my parents did their best just like this mom. It makes me cry to see this.
Also, mindblowing visuals for 1936!!
That's Fleischer studios for you.
This is typical animation for the era.
@@dewilew2137
"Typical"? This is from one of the top two competitors in the industry.
Better than Moon landing 🤣
這是小時侯讓我哭的卡通
The Tailor, the Baker, and the Toy Shop owner have heart of golds!
now they just need to find a contractor that can help them fix up that broken down shack they're living in, or hopefully build them a new one.
This is what I remembered from this movie the most. It's always been my favorite
These three are living proof of the good that the world is capable of
They're perverts. They're trying to pay the troll toll.
@YOURMOMGOESTOCOLLEGE they do something good and you try to twist it into something bad, that tells me all i need to know about you
I used to watch this cartoon with my grandpa, he would always tell me to appreciate the things I have and how hard my parents worked to support us. We were poor, but we were happy.
rw:i remember something like that from a toystory short and this little Angel cat would say at the end of the short"Be thankful for your Gifts,They're all around you".^_^ until he mysteriously vanished outta thin air.
My mother was raised in a modest home that did not have running water or electricity. That home was filled with love and integrity. Mum cherishes her memories now. I liked reading your post 👍🏽
Praise God
Poor is relative. If you have a large garden producing tons of food and is able to live comfortably, then what is poverty ? You are here on earth for experiences, and money is only a tool if you can produce those things with the help of nature and land... so its
Were poor.
I remember crying over this as a kid. Age 33 and it STILL brings me to tears!
I remember living this . . . as a kid. To this day . . . in my dreams . . . I dream of being in a Diner where every kind of food, I love, is there for me to eat.
This episode came out during the great depression of the 1930s my friend this is just a reminder of what children were going through during that time
America was going downhill. A lot of people lost their homes. A lot of people are living in the streets.
Hollywood...
Traumatizing Children since 1923
This is a beautiful cartoon.
It shows empathy towards the less fortunate ❤
How sad and how kind of the people who helped the family. No child should go to bed cold and hungry anywhere in the world. There's enough food.
That’s kind of reminds me of countries like India part of Africa part of Mexico and parts of Brazil people are not born poor it’s just a greediness of others
It’s not our fault the world is messed up technically it is but we try our best to make the world better
@@luisjaime2567 Actually, people ARE born poor BECAUSE of the greediness of others... which only makes it even worse. Capitalism is so messed up.
One of my teachers told me that there's enough corn in the United States to feed the entire world for like a week.
@@luisjaime2567 , entonces nace rica?no entiendo su razonamiento , perdón,🤔🙄😭😢
Ugh breaks my heart when the little boy says “aww I’m still hungry ma” 🥺😭💔
Then he seen her crying then he said "I was only joking" rather see his mom happy then have a full belly
@@Jokerman5474 he’s a good kid, they both are!
That part gets to me brother my mom always tells me to be great for the food you have I grew up the same way, almost but my mom always told me to be grateful
Least him & his sister had a mother unlike Oliver Twist
I use to watch this with my family when I was quite little in the early 2000's. My grandma would compare this to her time growing up during the Great Depression, and I never forgot it. Somehow this cartoon was able to bridge that gap and helped me be grateful for what I have rather than what I don't. Rest easy Grandma. I will always remember you through this cartoon, and I will show my children when they are born.
I’m sorry to hear what your grandma was going through my friend, but it was hard at the time America was going to the great depression. It’s this is a reminder of what the country was going through
Who knew the Fleischer brothers can make people cry
Your grandparents were my parents. It's all mom ever talked about.
My grandma was the exact opposite. Granny lived by the dollar and died by the cigarettes.
This cartoon was written during the great depression.
He fact that they were dirt poor during the Great Depression totally went over my head as a kid. I was just mesmerized by the fascinating animation.
The Fleischer brothers were animated cartoons during the great depression, and this is just a reminder with children were going through
Hunger starvation lack of medicine America was becoming a Third World country in the 1930s
Historical context:
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This cartoon was made during the last years of The Great Depression in USA. The cartoon somewhat reflected what happened those times.
Another Historical thing about this cartoon: It is the first Fleischer Cartoon to be produced in full 3 Strip Technicolor.
Not just in America but around the world this is just a reminder of how the world had to go through what our grandparents had to live through
@@scottvasquez1401 Max Fleischer was a pioneer of cartoons his family live through the great depression and he had to do what he can
Story from 1936 & I'm crying in 2021 ♥️
Me too😔
Gaf
We all are ❤️
Me too!
@17__2018 lffat Moon. I love it, it's so sweet!! The way children's cartoons should be!!❤️🤗
Oh my God ❤I’m 70 years old and I can remember all these videos it brings back beautiful childhood memories I will share with all my grandchildren 🙏👏
So glad to read you will share these films with your grandchildren!
I’m sorry what your family has been through. I mean the great depression really affected everybody in this cartoon shows what kids went through no matter how poor they are.
@@luisjaime2567 if he's 70 he must be from the 50s
I wish you a long life and happiness among your grandchildren. Beautiful memories of innocent childhood ❤❤❤
Im 33, and had this on VHS when i was a kid. Watched it so many times. Nice to revisit it
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Know whats crazy? This came up in my recommendations after watching other video on that vhs "christmas comes but cone a year". I'm 34 myself, we probably had the same exact vhs bro!
Im 3 years younger and also seen many old cartoons, this one in special feels very nostalgic
No way, we’re the same age and I too had the Fleisher vhs cartoons
I’m 34 and had a couple of these vhss with these old cartoons on them which I would watch regularly as a kid. It’s strange to think that at the time I guess I just thought they were the shows for that time(or maybe a little bit old at least) but they actually would already have been around 60yrs old by that point.
I'm 32, and me and my sister grew up with this cartoon, especially around Christmas. My parents also grew up with this, and I see why they wanted to share it.
same and I'm 31
When I watch something like this it just reminds me of how lucky I am and how fortunate I am to have what I have
My mom always told me to be grateful the little things that God gives you even if you believe in him or not
Same and I'm 33 Thank you for uploading the video I remember my childhood days! ❤🤗
Yep. I’m almost 35 and had that same video in the 90s.
Makes me sad and very thought provoking. Don't see cartoons like this anymore. I think all children should watch this especially around Christmas time just so they can see how very lucky they are. Thanks for sharing ❤❤❤🌷🌷🌷❤❤❤
Penny?
It’s a sad reality with children in Africa in our grandparents had to go through
Yes that I agree with :) I just love and adore this cartoon :):):)
That's exactly why I put this on for my kids, it's not too hard hitting but they can see that not everyone has what they have.
@@luisjaime2567 Yes, it's sad, but why does Africa do poorly?
Genesis 9:25
25 And he said, Cursed be Canaan; a servant of servants shall he be unto his brethren.
Cannan was Ham's son. Ham means burnt or black. Africa was cursed by God for what Ham did to Noah.
Now you know why African, in fact most dark-skinned peoples, do not thrive!!
I am watching this on my 61st birthday. saw it many years ago, it made me cry them, it made me cry today.
@ralpharroya158 Happy 61st birthday to you from CCC!!! 🤩
If they would imagine their mom also being happy in a dreamland, having fun with them, that would be touching
This is a reminder of what America was going through back in the great depression of the 1930s. This is what our grandparents had to go through. It was hard on them.
Children of that age don't really have empathy yet, so this is totally normal
I'm amazed by this handmade, totally handmade, truly handmade cartoons. not one pre or post processed image by computer. parallax scrolling, wonderful colours, fluid animations. unbelievable hard work behind.
I just love how all three of those men took time out of their day to give this poor family a free meal. As a kid, I did not appreciate that as much as I do now.
also if you see at the beginning, they probably put that wood for the kids
I watched this as a child, im 74. It still makes me teary eyed!!,💗💗💗
I grew up with this. Made me relate so hard as a kid :(
I can’t believe I found this.. I remember watching it as a child and I was so drawn by it. Still am I can’t watch this over and over. And not get tired. I
Oh my God, I love this cartoon so much. It reminds me of the good old days. I love it so much.😭🫶🏻
What a sweet animation..
Little children with little wish..❤
God bless all children in the world..🤲 amen..
We need this back today more than ever 😢
I remember how rough it was for me and my mom seeing this again makes me appreciate the things I have
And during this pandemic situation it’s hard for everyone I had to quit college to help my mom and siblings i have to work hard to help my mom pay bills
Oh god I’m crying
I would understand that pain you must have been through. I hope you and your family are ok this day now and tomorrow
@@average-art3222 thank you
You're a strong person❤
You are a very good person to help your Mom.
Had similar happen for other reasons a time ago. Keep going, never loose hope and when it comes to college, you can always go back later. I just started again in my 40s finishing my undergrad. Good things will happen for you and things WILL turn around for you and your family!!
Saw this as a kid in the late 90s. Stuck with me forever. I grew up lower class and still felt awful for these kids..... Now I'm a dad and both of these babies look and act like mine....I can't stop crying. We aren't doing anywhere near as bad as I was when I was a kid and I think this cartoon helped with that.
This is an American culture treasure. The rotoscope filming is somewhat rare. And it presents such good values for children to learn. Just wonderful!
This episode was a reminder what America was going through in the great depression in the 1930s and 20s to
Literally balling my eyes out. I am now 30 but my mom used to play this episode for me it was my favorite.
As i grew up I have always remembered it and have tried to look for it over the past years and never came across it until TODAY!
Finally… I am currently pregnant and will definitely have my daughter watch this ♥️ thank you!
Does curtain came out during the great depression of the 1930s it was a dark time for America. Our grandparents live through this are great grandparents grew up in this.
They had it rough, but they worked hard to take care of our parents, our grandparents and stuff
This episode is just a reminder of what’s happening to America at the time what was happening?
🎉🎉
I can’t believe I found this.. I remember watching it as a child and I was so drawn by it. Still am I can’t watch this over and over. And not get tired.
omg same!
Same! The moment I heard the song play, I remembered watching it as a child.
Kingdom marriage couple, proposal time!!!!🥰🥰🥰
the ending gave me chills!! The way they eat their dessert before their dinner is so cute. I love how they were still grateful and thanked their mom even after she cried. Such sweet children, we must all raise our children to be humble 💕
The baker and other restaurant owners appear to be Italian descent, which also made a statement in this era! What a touching cartoon. I had never seen it before and it brought me to tears. So many suffered during the great depression, and then they lived through the horrors of WW2.
The most violent storms create the brightest rainbows
When you're around an Italian you will never go hungry.
Brings tears to my eyes.. i used to tell bedtime stories of a candyland to my brothers and sisters before bed, to help prevent bad dreams, and the idea came from this cartoon.
Plus, we were pretty poor, and went hungry a few times, so this just resonates with me. I love old Fleischer brothers cartoons.
I also like Christmas comes but once a year from the Fleischer brothers too 💖☮️
They were showing what was happening at the time the Fleischer brothers were animators and pioneers
Before Walt Disney became king of animation, the Fleischer brothers were the kings of animation
@@luisjaime2567 thats what i though as well. ☮️🕊️
Im a grown man and i cried to this
Man, it’s like looking at a depressing reality of what would happen if Popeye left Olive Oyl as a single mother.
Thats what I thought as well. LOL. Is this the first version of Olive Oyl?
She always had Bluto and he was much more badas.
Bluto turned out to be an abusive sob. After Popeye's ship sank Olive Oyl & daughter we're alone. (Bluto just wanted her Marine widows pension.) Then left her with a boy baby.
Where a person is when he is old, he may remember his situation when he was the age of children. If he was 60, 70, 80, or 90 years old, he must remember when he was a child. Children’s lives are wonderful and beautiful.❤
Old classics is gold classics.
This made me nostalgic, heartbroken and I'm crying, but I feel so happy to know that despite the hardships, my mom did what I could say right now almost the impossible, to raise us and we weren't rich, nor terribly poor, our needs were met and we had what we could. We were happy with it. I remember these cartoons and my childhood comes. My mom loves this style of cartoons and I know she would love to see them. Unfortunately back then, we saw them with voices in Spanish, so I can't find the doub version in Spanish, but I'm sure she'll love to watch them again.
I grew up with these cartoons as a kid this one right here really made me cry and my mom always told me to be happy of the country you’re living in her grandparents had it rough But they still made it through
Be grateful that we’re not living in the past like this during the great depression of the 1930s, but it feels like we’re going back there again
@@luisjaime2567 I understand you...
Which country do you live in?
@@betulavc7623 I'm from and live in Costa Rica
I'm in my late 20s now, but when growing up as a kid I had a VHS of all these classic cartoons like Popeye, Casper, and the 3 Stooges, and this one has always stayed in my mind. Such a sweet cartoon. Now as a grown man this definitely makes me tear up.
Its ok, pal, its ok
6hr+ vhs with 150 cartoons? Had it too. Felix the cat, little lulu, woody woodpecker, and many "silly symphony"cartoons. There was the Christmas section including a live action nativity one and the ballerina &tin soldier. Good memories
*been able to find most on yt-11/7/2023
I had a DVD with all these cartoons! All those Mel-O-Toons, and the classic Superman, and Betty Boop!
My mom always joked about how her cheapness with DVDs when we were growing up was what led me to studying animation!
Think we had the same VHS. This sweetness destroyed me then, it’s destroying me now, lol.
If you're not empathetic, sympathetic, or saddened during the first 3 minutes of this cartoon...
You're obviously not fully understanding what is going on during those 3 minutes.
God Bless you and yours during this Christmas season, but especially anyone who might resemble the start of this cartoon.
And praise God for what ever Blessings they already have.
I want to think that at the end of this short, the Baker graciously gave their mother a job and she would bring home the left over baked goods.
They went from having just one mom, to having 1 mom and 3 dads. Best ending ever.
Not Just dads, one IS a Baker and one IS a tailor
Seems like a black kids life
@@riddles4237 that's not funny 😕
@@Flomokoo I wasn’t laughing
Polyamory should be the resolution to more of the worlds problems
I have just spent the past twenty minutes trying to explain to Google the memory I had of this cartoon, as a grown woman and mother now this hits even harder then I remember as a child, a beautiful work of art to this day, so happy to have found this again, be safe everyone, don’t forget to count your blessings 🤍
It's wild how a child can see the best in everything.
I seen this as a child and just thought It was a fun cartoon.
But watching it as a 39 year old I see the truth to this and honest to God it's bringing tears to my eyes.
I don't know wether I'd rather be ignorant to such things like I was as a child or to feel and known how it truly is.
The prospect of ignorance is only phesable in ignorance alone for once one becomes aware there is nothing that can remove that awareness.
Just happy to be alive.
God Bless you all!!
This and Christmas comes once a year are amazing classics that I'm glad I get to show my own children now
You right i will show them to my kids oneday
Ugh this is the cartoon made me just love kids in general 🥺🤧🤧 so cute and small and innocent… they don’t deserve any form of suffering or sadness … all children should grow up happy, carefree.. no trauma.. 🥺 the “I’m still hungry mom~” breaks my heart into so many pieces 😫😫😫😫😫
Hermoso corto animado 😢🥹❤
It’s so precious, my heart just melts. 🥺❤️ I’m glad these precious babies got to enjoy themselves and get full in Dreamland ❤️🥺 they’re so cute and innocent, my heart just can’t take it
This video, along with a few others inspired me to give 3 of my top students who were very poor a ps5 for each one of them, as well as a bunch of accesories, school supplies and a lot of food, i'm an elementary school teacher from mexico. The sweet smile of the grateful, well behaved children has no price.
Fleischer Studio stories with kids are some of the best stories... It's so often about kids who need something and even if they don't behave as well as demanded of them in that time, they barely ever get punished. It's full of love. And despite the quality of the videos and the deterioration, really well animated, especially the backgrounds.
Memory childhood.....I got it worse when I was young. I'm glad I watched it again 😊😊❤❤
I haven't seen this since I was a little kid and we had a VHS of all old and classic cartoons.
It definitely hits differently as an adult with kids than it did when I was the kid.
I managed to hold back the tears when the mom started crying because that's all the food there was, but I lost that composure when they pulled up their little blankets and they were so riddled with holes that they didn't even cover their little bodies. 😭
I first watched this when I was 4, and I vividly remembered key details of it. So when I was bored one day I looked it up and found it. Brings back memories of how positive and innocent I was for only remembering the dream portion 😊. But at the same time, it’s horribly sad! This is a sad reality for a vast majority of people worldwide.
I've first seen this when I was 7 years old. I am 42 years old and this still makes me cry
The music is so touching
Beautiful cartoon such grateful children 😍 knowing that they're mother is struggling but still manages to give them food on the table and put a roof over their heads
As a kid, I never thought this was sad. I loved it because of the food areas they walked through in Dream Land.
Adolph Zukor lived to be 103. If you saw this as a kid in the 80s it would have brought tears to your eyes.
I remember this cartoon, had it on a VHS Tape along with others Anyone who remembers this cartoon, deserves a gold medal. Because this was a very Darling, Charming, and Heartfelt cartoon taking place During the depression, poor kids and their Mother. They just don't make them like these anymore and that's just sad. 😢
Finally found this🤩😍🥰😘My mom and me always cried our eyes out when we used to watch this. It's amazing to know this was made before ww2, and with such amazing animation at that time 😮
these are the kids who actually grows up being humble and are good souls .
Breaks my heart so hard every single time
2:45 i just realized that song playing in the background is “schubert serenade”
I would argue that, over "be grateful for what you have" as many are commenting, the main theme of this piece is community and empathy.
The quality of life this woman and her children have is unacceptable. They spend their days unequipped for the cold, gathering materials off the street for their dilapidated house instead of going to school.Their only food was a loaf of old bread, the mother isn't even shown eating. They don't have electricity in the mid-1930s. Their blankets are threadbare and inadequate. They only have enough food in their dreams.
Each merchant on that street corner saw the children and came together to charitably give away some of their wares so that the children could not only be happy, but so the family could survive.
Those merchants could have been like a number of passersby and ignored the starving kids. One even said he knows where the family lives, he is perceptive and has had this family on his mind before. This gesture is a display of unabashed, no-strings-attached generosity. It's what makes this cartoon so beautiful. They foster the future by keeping the community alive. Those with help those without. This is how we should live.
To say the children should be grateful for what they have, while yes, being composed through adversity is a virtue, it only does so much. We should appreciate what we do have, yes, but those who can help should help. This cartoon would be very different if the merchants came with nothing and said "See? Be grateful for what you have!"
Nobody should be grateful for the Great Depression. It was the greed of banks and the wealthy in the speculative market that got us there, so many innocents impoverished and starved over something they had nothing to do with. Jobless parents abandoning children clad in glour sacks because they couldn't provide for them. It's nothing to be grateful for.
It's great that the children are appreciative of their community's generosity, but given their circumstances, how else would they be?
كانت ايام جميله عندما اشاهد مثل هاذيه الافلام ابكي ع زمنا الجميل اسال الله ان يكون زمن اولادنا اجمل وان يتعلمو حب الخير والبساطة والاحساس بوجع الأخرين
I remember my mom buying me this VHS movie and watching it pretty crazy how I came across it again after so many years.
My Grandma bought me a cartoon tape with a lot of cartoons on it, and this was one of the cartoons that was on it. I used to love this cartoon so much when I was little.
I remember watching this on a tape player
I grew up poor and was homeless almost half of my childhood I would watch this on repeat waiting for something like this to happen to me
It wasnt until i watched this as an adult i realised every shop owner purposgully put a piece of wood out for the kids to "find" this little short always made me emotional 😭
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Had this on Vhs in 1999, just a 9 year old around that time enjoying cartoons, that left me lasting memories into my adulthood. What year did anyone else remember seeing this...
One of the best classic short films ever!
Using CGI computer looking cartoons cannot match the real paint colors from old cartoons, let's go back to the old drawing board, need any proof, just look at this beautiful cartoon.
Agreed, So beautiful
Watching this through VHS, younger me understood it as poor. Now that I’m 40, I understand it as Great Depression poor. I can’t imagine.
I'm 30 years old, I was watching and I'm 7 years old. Those years passed quickly☹️
I watched this whole thing through. My head instantly goes to Grimm's darker versions. When the Kids go to sleep, they die due to malnourishment. Their bodies float up to heaven, and when they wake up, they see a feast. Somewhere in Dreamland seems to me a darker version, and Parallels the story of The Little Match Girl. My mind sees this story interpretation through Grimms and Perrault's lens.
Tbh I thought they were dead
He recordado mis días de infancia tiempos inolvidables qué bello
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Always tear up bad, when I watch this. The end is what makes the tears come down. Love the old cartoons.
Knowing that many children still suffer from poverty and fatigue and do not have their most basic rights, this matter breaks my heart 💔💔💔
The scenery in Dreamland is impressive for its time! Did they use real scenery mixed with drawings? That's it? Amazing.
I would say so. For example, at 6:18
Only legends with Great taste are here
I had this memory of this cartoon maybe 10yrs ago and scoured the Internet trying to find it. I used to watch it over and over and over and cry my lil sensitive heart out. I love how he pokes his butt with his fork to make sure he's not dreaming, lol 😂
As a kid this movie thought me to be grateful for what i was given .
How our society is corrupt that with so much abundance on this earth, there are those who have to live in such a way. This cartoon is not fictional there are many who live this way. The sad part is that the earth could be a paradise an abundant garden producing so much food that there is no shortage of food across the world but the ignorance of the people, this is the result.
The mother has the same body type of Olive Oyl....this is after all a Fleischer cartoon!
انا من المغرب واتذكر ابي واخوتي كانوا يأتون بشرائط فيديو لهذا الكرتون اتذكر هذه الحلقة تقريبا واستحضر تلك الايام الدافئة والجميلة
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I had learn how to appreciate what i have. I didnt always have everything i wanted growing up. But as a 50 year woman watching this again so many years later really makes me appreciate my mom in a better way. She did and still so much for her❤ chilfren/grandchildren.
Both my parents worked hard to provide for us kids, and im forever grateful.
This Cartoon made me cry😭 the poor mother and the poor Kids 😭
This was a real this cartoon came out during the great depression of the 1930s this was my grandparents Mexico had it on great depression to
2:53 "Aww that's alright, I was only fooling" 🥺
I remembered Somewhere in Dreamland back then. These 2 little kids are cute and poor, but I can't give them any names as they've been nameless. I feel bad for them in the beginning and I fell happy for them in the end. I'll watch it in Christmas every year. 🎄 🎁✨️🧸✨️🎉😊
Que maravilha de desenho adorei que tempos maravilhosos que não voltam mais 😢
Ñaselory Lomos Dada I'meat Mama aculy
38y old, grew up with this on a VHS tape that my sis & I watched over and over... may have been one my mom taped from tv specials. It used to make me so sad even as a child... and now as an adult, it hits on so many different levels. :(
Questo cartone animato è rimasto scolpito nella mia memoria per oltre 37 anni, mi ricordo di averlo visto in televisione molto piccolo e mi ha fatto piangere, io non sapevo cosa fosse la povertà, non parlavo inglese avevo soltanto 6 anni ma avevo capito tutto. Successe un giorno poco dopo che mia madre non aveva fatto la spesa, e a colazione diede a me è a mia sorella del latte e del pane e lo spezzo, l'associazione nella mia mente fu istantanea, pensai siamo poveri, anche se non era vero. Non avevamo praticamente nulla da mangiare non perché non potessimo fare la spesa, ma lavorano sia mia madre che mio padre e forse non avevano avuto il tempo rientrando la sera a casa tardi.
In sostanza questo cartone animato mi ha segnato, nella mia psiche c'è sempre questa convinzione che se la casa non è piena di cibo possiamo avere problemi.
Insomma un trauma vero e proprio.
This is my FAVORITE cartoon. It got me through some tough times as a kid and to this day I get emotional watching it. I think of it often and had to search to find it. No one ever knows what it is but that’s fine. It’s great to see others who love it just as much ❤
This cartoon means so much to me.
It doesn’t matter how many times I watch this. It’s always magical! ❤
I used to watch this a lot as a kid.. we had it on a vhs tape full of looney tunes or old cartoons or something. I'm amazed i found it.. i used to always get so emotional watching it.
Beautiful and appealing to people generosity and sense of humanity and mercy to help others.
Como os desenhos antigos eram mais bonitos e cheios de valores bons.
Since the Baker was the one who mainly came up with the idea, and knew where the children live, I’m sure he offered the children’s mother a job in the bakery, such as probably being his right hand person.
I sure hope so...
My brother and I used to watch these cartoons and they have never gotten old. My mother worked very hard we were poor. Father wasn't in the picture. So their would be times of nothing for Christmas, not even a tree. We would pretend we got gifts. We would go without food sometimes so what we would do is space it out eat one day and go without the next or so day. Sometimes I was so hungry my brother would distract me with stories. I have never taken anything for granted in my life since. ❤