An elderly woman goes to the lost and found to find something close to her heart. LOST PROPERTY is used with permission from Asa Lucander. Learn more at asalucander.com.
Yes, he has Alzheimers. She tries to open doors to his memories by using photos hoping to prompt his mind. They go in search of memories together but neither of them finds what it is they're hoping for. He is finally able to associate the ring with her and their past life together. If only for a moment in time....he remember's who she is.
Beautifully done animation to reach all cultures since it relies on photos not words. Alzheimer's has such an array of afflictions which changes a regular person to someone new and different but who can at times return briefly to life where they connect and sometimes never realize that they're disconnected or that they're even ill with Alzheimer's.
Thank you for your kind comment. I will do my best to continue. I just lost a parent who died of Alzheimer's, so I thought your analysis was right on the mark. xo
I love this...I cry everytime I watch this..This is true love. This is how love should be. So patient and Caring and just never ending...I just love this.. The characters are so real like..All the emotions ..Her smile when she enters and sees him..Her excitement and expectations that he'll remember her when she hands him the photographs...Her disappointment and sadness when she doesn't get what she wanted...her patience and dedication to find what she lost....His eagerness to help her find what she wanted...Her tears in the letter section...His eagerness when waiting for her to come on the last day...Her nervousness when she is handling him the photo of the ring probably her last Chance to find what she needed....Her smile when she found what she lost.. Their hug just eternal... Their love just so pure and true...She found what she lost and he found his missing piece
I thought the lady had lost her memory, but it was the husband and she was trying to help him remember her. I love this. My mom works in nursing homes and the stories she tells.
I first watched this years ago and just thought: this is a well animated short film. But rewatching it today makes me realized the much deeper message behind the footage.
i actually cried. A really beautiful story of love and memory loss. been there with my family members, its hard to be with someone who doesn't remember you. hit close to home.
James I am 75 yeas old have lived a lot of life and so many experiences. When my father in law died suddenly a few weeks after Christmas many years ago my adult daughter at the hospital was distraught that she had failed to visit him that Christmas. I told her it is not the last time you are with someone that is most important but all the time spent together that was of the greatest value to him, and my child, to you. He love you and watched you grow and you loved him. That is the true sum of the story of you and him, not just one fleeting visit amount the total time together. The Father God says, (I am paraphrasing here) Whatever is true, respectful, just, pure, or lovely, think about these things. And the God of peace will be with you. From Philippians 4.8
It fascinates me how a story can often be told without using words. Thank you for showing this story about (at least to me!) perseverance and love. There are times when perseverance is what is required in love I think!
EXQUISITE!! A true work of art, work of true art and work of Truest Heart. It's humbling to see how many viewers have been so deeply touched and unstintingly generous with their empathy. Thank you, Allen.
I see something new each time I watch this. It is brilliant. It is sad. It is magical. A beautiful, a magnificent little film. My congratulations to all who created this gem.
It is interesting how you guys make a simple thing, with proper elements, sounds effects and art direction l turn into a huge and emotional animation. Ultimately she just wants an excuse to encounter happiness
I didn't get the message. Thank you. I recently lost my beloved mother from dementia and 20 years ago my grandmother. It is a devastating terrible disease. I still talk to mom every day even tho it's been 3 years!
Beautiful production of animation about two elder people.....and words cannot describe how this as made me feel, just that I hope more of these are created. Kudos.
I lost my mom through Azheimers 3 years ago when she was 80..She forgot who I was in her life...devastating,ruining the be best in us...Congratulations to the production team of this very timely,emphatic animated short 🎥film..
Omg!! Beautiful!! After yrs of working with the elderly i think that dementia and/or alzheimers is the worst disease ever.. u can have cancer, but still be ur self.. This actually robs u of the things that make u who u r.. its so sad..
I was shocked to tears at the ending. Marvellous. What a brilliant metaphor, and so compassionate. Perfect storytelling. Glad I didn’t read the comments first, explaining away the joyful discovery. The surprise is the heart of the story, it’s beauty, it’s empathy.
in a metaforic way - he was so obsesed with a things to forget his lovve and lofe, it is like we chasing success and materialistic and we forget about ppl we love, we rush too much and forget to live
I am so thick. I didn't realize this was about Alzheimer's until I read the comments. I thought the film was brilliant anyway but thanks to the comments I now can see it on the profound level it was made for. My mother died of Alzheimer's with a 20 year deterioration that ended in an almost catatonic state. She didn't know who I was for the last ten years but enjoyed my visits. Omeleto is not only a fantastic source of great videos. But the people who watch it generally are caring and decent people. And often more insightful than me.
💐✋ I like the dedication of the employee, he does his best to satisfy the old woman, at the end he wins her heart. I guess it is not too late to find your soulmate no matter how old you are.
I was thinking so too, until I started reading the comments. It appears he is her husband with memory loss and she is bringing pictures to reconnect their lives... the ring does it. Perhaps it is the other way around too though. I have t quite figured it out. My mom forgot who I was for a short time as she was in her last two years. It was very painful and weird. I was so relieved when she remembered... especially as I was taking care of her full time. Maybe some people have to forget in order to be able to let go and cross over?
Кто создал этот шедевр?какой гениальный художник и режиссер .?мне 64г я помню все моменты встреч ,взглядов ,волнений,потрясений, встреч с ним, моей первой и сильной любви,когда встретимся, он вряд ли меня узнает ,как и здесь, хочется плакать , а я и плакала ,когда смотрела.Большое спасибо ,за такой гениальный фильм .С благодарностью !
I had guessed the ending in the first minute, but the presentation and storytelling of it and how we got to the end was so lovely and sweet. This isn't me saying, 'I guessed that end, look at how awesome I am.' I think 'surprise endings' have become a gimmick in film making anyway. I'm just saying that how they revealed what I already knew was where the true magic of this story lay. Very well done 👏
I didn`t actually cried as others because I am not a spring chicken either, haha. Animated movies with old people like this are as cute as the ones with babies, it actually make me smile. That`s life ... on this planet.
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Yes, he has Alzheimers. She tries to open doors to his memories by using photos hoping to prompt his mind. They go in search of memories together but neither of them finds what it is they're hoping for. He is finally able to associate the ring with her and their past life together. If only for a moment in time....he remember's who she is.
now i understand..
Beautifully done animation to reach all cultures since it relies on photos not words. Alzheimer's has such an array of afflictions which changes a regular person to someone new and different but who can at times return briefly to life where they connect and sometimes never realize that they're disconnected or that they're even ill with Alzheimer's.
Yes. xo
Thank you for your kind comment. I will do my best to continue. I just lost a parent who died of Alzheimer's, so I thought your analysis was right on the mark. xo
@@ernarc23 I'm so sorry. ox
Six weeks tonight I lost my Mom to a long battle with this devil disease. My heart goes out to anyone who knows it.
My condolences for the loss of your beloved Mom. In 2012, my own Mom passed away. Take care and be safe.
I love this...I cry everytime I watch this..This is true love. This is how love should be. So patient and Caring and just never ending...I just love this..
The characters are so real like..All the emotions ..Her smile when she enters and sees him..Her excitement and expectations that he'll remember her when she hands him the photographs...Her disappointment and sadness when she doesn't get what she wanted...her patience and dedication to find what she lost....His eagerness to help her find what she wanted...Her tears in the letter section...His eagerness when waiting for her to come on the last day...Her nervousness when she is handling him the photo of the ring probably her last Chance to find what she needed....Her smile when she found what she lost.. Their hug just eternal... Their love just so pure and true...She found what she lost and he found his missing piece
u explained it so beautifully...yes indeed dis d best luvstory...luv is so beautiful n endless.
This is the kind of love God has for us. Never relentless in his pursuit ❤️ I am blessed to be his daughter
I thought the lady had lost her memory, but it was the husband and she was trying to help him remember her. I love this. My mom works in nursing homes and the stories she tells.
I first watched this years ago and just thought: this is a well animated short film. But rewatching it today makes me realized the much deeper message behind the footage.
i actually cried. A really beautiful story of love and memory loss. been there with my family members, its hard to be with someone who doesn't remember you. hit close to home.
I cried, lost my grandmaw to that horrible sickness and watching my grandpaw go through that was heart-breaking. I miss her so much.
I am so sorry. A very tough thing for everyone involved... I hope you find healing in your memories of her ❤
Bless.
My condolences. And a hug.
I agree
James I am 75 yeas old have lived a lot of life and so many experiences. When my father in law died suddenly a few weeks after Christmas many years ago my adult daughter at the hospital was distraught that she had failed to visit him that Christmas. I told her it is not the last time you are with someone that is most important but all the time spent together that was of the greatest value to him, and my child, to you. He love you and watched you grow and you loved him. That is the true sum of the story of you and him, not just one fleeting visit amount the total time together. The Father God says, (I am paraphrasing here) Whatever is true, respectful, just, pure, or lovely, think about these things. And the God of peace will be with you. From Philippians 4.8
Amazing how this sad condition can be expressed in such a beautiful and poetic way!
It fascinates me how a story can often be told without using words. Thank you for showing this story about (at least to me!) perseverance and love. There are times when perseverance is what is required in love I think!
They should put this up in the neurodegeneration classes on the Neuroscience courses to motivate students.
My mom has dementia, so this video really touched me.
It's difficult for me to cry, but I couldn't hold back the tears.
EXQUISITE!! A true work of art, work of true art and work of Truest Heart. It's humbling to see how many viewers have been so deeply touched and unstintingly generous with their empathy. Thank you, Allen.
That was RUDE. I feel attacked, I didn't sign up for this emotional rollercoaster. But damn I wanna watch it again.
This short movie makes me cry, in a good way. It's so beautiful. Thank you for producing this short movie.
Tears in my eyes. Had almost the same story with my grandpa and grandma.
Congratulations for this brilliant film.
Ohhhh, I get it. This is about a lot more than just lost property.
Great film.👍
I see something new each time I watch this. It is brilliant. It is sad. It is magical.
A beautiful, a magnificent little film. My congratulations to all who created this gem.
It is interesting how you guys make a simple thing, with proper elements, sounds effects and art direction l turn into a huge and emotional animation. Ultimately she just wants an excuse to encounter happiness
My god! I can't hold back my tears. Such a great love..I miss my grandparents
This really hit home. We lost my Dad to Alzheimer's last year,this was beautiful~😢💖💗😻
I didn't get the message. Thank you. I recently lost my beloved mother from dementia and 20 years ago my grandmother. It is a devastating terrible disease. I still talk to mom every day even tho it's been 3 years!
He's a lucky man. Hang on to people you love.
He remembers!!!!
That's beautiful 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Aww.. I'm glad he remembered her. 😢🤗❤️
Beautiful production of animation about two elder people.....and words cannot describe how this as made me feel, just that I hope more of these are created. Kudos.
That was soo sweet and bitter sad at the same time
I lost my mom through Azheimers 3 years ago when she was 80..She forgot who I was in her life...devastating,ruining the be best in us...Congratulations to the production team of this very timely,emphatic animated short 🎥film..
This is the best short film I've seen to date. Thank you.
i remember watching this. And I am still crying over this. 2020 💯 🔥
Thank you. So gentle and true. Art at its best. I will be holding this in my head and heart for a long, long time.
So nice.
Reminds me of "The notebook".
I also love the tribute to the Singin' in the rain umbrella coreography :)
Such a sweet and gentle story of love lost and found.
I find nothing better to say than: ‘Wow’.
The moment, my Grandmother looked at my Cousin and me and my aunt asked " who are these two young Woman?" A World dies in you
Omg!! Beautiful!! After yrs of working with the elderly i think that dementia and/or alzheimers is the worst disease ever.. u can have cancer, but still be ur self.. This actually robs u of the things that make u who u r.. its so sad..
This brought me to tears
I was shocked to tears at the ending. Marvellous. What a brilliant metaphor, and so compassionate. Perfect storytelling. Glad I didn’t read the comments first, explaining away the joyful discovery. The surprise is the heart of the story, it’s beauty, it’s empathy.
What a lovely heartwarming story. Thank you.
Really, i search for suitable words for explaining what a fantastic feel i experienced when i watch this. I didn't get any single word, unfortunately.
in a metaforic way - he was so obsesed with a things to forget his lovve and lofe, it is like we chasing success and materialistic and we forget about ppl we love, we rush too much and forget to live
So beautiful and sensitive! Life and it’s meaningful moments ❤️❤️
Oh gosh so beautifully executed and a fabulous reveal at end. Thank you
I am so thick. I didn't realize this was about Alzheimer's until I read the comments. I thought the film was brilliant anyway but thanks to the comments I now can see it on the profound level it was made for. My mother died of Alzheimer's with a 20 year deterioration that ended in an almost catatonic state. She didn't know who I was for the last ten years but enjoyed my visits. Omeleto is not only a fantastic source of great videos. But the people who watch it generally are caring and decent people. And often more insightful than me.
Well, that was just wonderful. Thank you
I cried and miss my dear old Nãna....THANKS FOR THE WARMTH
The music was lovely as well.
I never see so figurative and comprehensible
video.
I LOVE cute animations like this! What a sweet and clean one before going to bed. Great job dude!
This is, quite simply, perfection.
That moment of clarity is so ❤️💛 beautiful
💐✋
I like the dedication of the employee, he does his best to satisfy the old woman, at the end he wins her heart. I guess it is not too late to find your soulmate no matter how old you are.
I was thinking so too, until I started reading the comments.
It appears he is her husband with memory loss and she is bringing pictures to reconnect their lives... the ring does it. Perhaps it is the other way around too though. I have t quite figured it out.
My mom forgot who I was for a short time as she was in her last two years. It was very painful and weird. I was so relieved when she remembered... especially as I was taking care of her full time.
Maybe some people have to forget in order to be able to let go and cross over?
This is so beautiful! Simply beautiful! 💜
Oh, how beautiful and touching. Pacing was perfect. Music perfect. Little bird a special delight.💕
So beautiful a life well lived with the one you love
Oh my goodness the feels 😭❤ Absolutely adorable and beautifully animated as always ❤ Thank you for this heartwrenching/heartwarming work
Кто создал этот шедевр?какой гениальный художник и режиссер .?мне 64г я помню все моменты встреч ,взглядов ,волнений,потрясений, встреч с ним, моей первой и сильной любви,когда встретимся, он вряд ли меня узнает ,как и здесь, хочется плакать , а я и плакала ,когда смотрела.Большое спасибо ,за такой гениальный фильм .С благодарностью !
Brilliant and very touching. Thank you.
Lovely. The music was quite beautiful too. And music is magic in helping people in this dreadful situation too.
this is so sad and so beautiful
The feeling of feeling. Thank u 💓
How beautiful. It's like the movie "The Notebook."
Wow!!!! So touched!
Aww...so beautiful! Wonderfully done...Thank you!
Love this Allen ,you are ingenious
Oh how beautiful, it made me cry
Amazing work. I love the story and especially the music.
i got a homework from this
i dont regret watching it
Oh, just beautiful.
This is so beautiful and touching! Well done!
Always makes me cry 😭😢❤️
Oh my goodness, 🤭that’s so powerful and deeply touching 😭😭💖
I had guessed the ending in the first minute, but the presentation and storytelling of it and how we got to the end was so lovely and sweet.
This isn't me saying, 'I guessed that end, look at how awesome I am.' I think 'surprise endings' have become a gimmick in film making anyway. I'm just saying that how they revealed what I already knew was where the true magic of this story lay. Very well done 👏
Very Beautiful, yet very sad at the same time because of the reality.
lovely. a great pleasure to watch. well done.
I didn`t actually cried as others because I am not a spring chicken either, haha. Animated movies with old people like this are as cute as the ones with babies, it actually make me smile. That`s life ... on this planet.
That was good but at the Same time so sad
That was beautiful.
What a wonderful story to a awful disease
omg so emotional...
The moment I knew what it was, I cried 😭😭😭😭
Finding and losing and finding and... may we learn to be tender with both...
17 people didn't understand the deeper meaning to this short film I loved it. We just dont know who we can loose or even if we will get lost.
Now is 28. But the thumbs up is even more than that.
I love this so much. I love everything about it. ❤️
I think finding a lost love is great. I like the animation. Lost love is sometimes family whom you haven't seen in a long while.🙂
That was sweet.
Omg so cute and meaningful! I Love it!
I'm officially addicted to your channel!
Such a lovely story
Magnificent thank you
Delicato e molto commovente
Congratulations!!!!
and grazie!
MY HEART IS CRYING OMG
All along he was the one that was lost
Thaks beatifull! Reflexión.
SO BEAUTIFUL
Simplesmente Genial!!Esplendiso!!!
nice
beautiful message
Thank u so much
Nice romantic story)))
This lady
A real woman))))
Touching
How can an animated film make you cry????