Let's Be Tigers
Babysitter copes with grief, bonds with child
About Let's Be Tigers
Released: 2021
Platform: Disney+
Rating: PG
Run time: 15m
Cast
Otmara Marrero, Dash McCloud, Greg Worswick, Mike Millan
Let's Be Tigers
Released in the year 2021, Let's Be Tigers is a touching movie that excellently portrays the concept of grief and healing.
About Let's Be Tigers
The story revolves around Avalon, a young woman who is struggling to come to terms with the death of her mother. In an attempt to distract herself from her grief, she takes up the job of babysitting a 4-year-old kid named Noah. Over the course of the night, Avalon and Noah guide each other through their losses and find a shared understanding, helping Avalon to take the first step towards healing.
Making / Production
The movie was directed by Stefanie Abel Horowitz, scripted by Noah Friend, and produced by Jeanne Tyson and Charles Horowitz. The film was a part of the Disney Launchpad program and received accolades for its realistic portrayal of the grieving process.
Actors
- Marin Hinkle - Avalon: She excellently portrayed the grief-stricken young woman, who was battling with the death of her mother.
- Oakes Fegley - Noah: As a 4-year-old boy who has lost his cat, he beautifully complimented Marin's character and helped her navigate through her loss.
Trivia / Interesting Facts
- The film is a part of the Disney Launchpad: Shorts Incubator program, which is intended to discover a diverse range of new creative voices.
- The feature shot during the pandemic, following strict covid protocol to ensure everyone’s safety on set.
Awards
The movie has not yet conferred with any awards.
Quotes
- "We don't have to talk about it, but we don’t have to not talk about it either." - Avalon
- "When you miss someone, you remember them more than when they were here." - Noah
Music, Soundtrack
- The film's emotive score has been composed by Germaine Franco. However, there is no specific soundtrack released for the film.
About Let's Be Tigers
A grieving woman finds solace as she bonds with a 4-year-old boy while babysitting him overnight, exploring loss and resilience.