Nadador

a boy. a pool. a girl. an evening. result - a film about life. or love. or chance. or miracle. each as part of life of 12 years old boy. a lovely film who tells the story of its viewer. moments, desires, fate, change, plans, a moment. result- a wise lesson about the beauty of a second. about clear perception of reality by a boy. about the many and different ways for be yourself. it is not easy to define this small jewel because it is more than touching, seductive or special. it is a pledge for live each day. a fact who only in the childhood period could be so clear.Guillermo is a fascinating character because it reminds the simple things who are ignored as insignificant details or preserved for the moments of dreaming.Joel Linde does a great job.but something remains out of the words. so, it is not a bad idea to see it.

I have seen so many rubbish films of late - films with star names and big budgets and all the razzmatazz that goes with them all, but most of them don't engage,are poorly presented and aim at the lowest common denominator. It was gratifying to stumble across this little gem on YouTube. Someone has remembered that to reach an audience, you have to make a film that will make them experience feelings while watching and during this short film I felt so many emotions. It doesn't matter what language you speak, love, fear and the way we approach life are universal. This is a film that reminded me of my past, my present and my future. Take 15 minutes out of your life to appreciate this little gem.

Jim Doyle - author of "Spies At The ABC – Vampires At The Odeon – Culture At The Cosmo", "Sex At The ABC – Kung Fu At The Odeon – Uncensored At The Tatler" and "Blockbusters At The ABC – Sequels At The Odeon – Video Nasties In Your Livingroom".