El Ombligo de la Luna

The title of this animated short translates to The Navel of the Moon-the very place where the young boy in the story must bury the ashes of his late mother. To get there, he seeks out his father, who had not been living with the boy and his mother. The story is heartfelt, showing the boy's dedication to fulfilling his mother's last wish and how shared struggles in life can bring people closer together. However, you have to overlook quite a few unanswered questions-such as how they got to the Moon or how they can breathe there. Once you set aside these amusing gaps in logic, the moral of the story becomes much more relevant.

A man in sensitive moment of his presumed chaotic life has front of him his abandoned little son . His mother is dead and the last wish of woman was to be burried on el ombligo de la luna.

The reserves of guy are destroyed by generous sum of money offered by boy. This is beginning of a chain of adventures, crowned by the assume of status of father for man .

Touching, amusing, sad, new remind of interest of Latinos for moon and that sweet - bitter story , with touch of soap opera, who you real love. And , sure, the basic motif for like, very much, this short animation, the delicate pink of moon lands .