Starting with a concept that could have turned corny, saccharine, or just plain flat, Jackson balances and blends sweet, quirky, funny and romantic in this short. Jackson's original music worms its way into the heart of the plot, and of the viewer.
A wide variety of characters inhabits the short time and space, lending a breadth that's often lacking in a short, yet they fit together comfortably.
I saw it on a DVD that came directly from the director. It's on Youtube (I'm not sure who put it up), not quite DVD resolution but pretty good.
If you have a dream, you'll be touched. Where would we be without dreams? Reality, that's where.
