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Happiness Is

Happiness Is

1972 · 7 min · Animation

For a young mother happiness can be an hour's stroll in the park with her sleeping infant--but happiness is short-lived when the baby begins to cry and the passers-by pause with freely proffered advice. Made of animated paper cut-outs, this film without words is a spoof about the self-styled child experts who are so caught up with their own views of what's best for a child that they fail to see the infant's real problem.

Directed by Clorinda Warny · Written by Clorinda Warny

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