Directed by Will McCormack, Michael Govier
In this Oscar-winning short film, grieving parents journey through an emotional void as they mourn the loss of a child after a tragic school shooting.
Si algo me pasa, los quiero, Quoi Qu'il Arrive Je Vous Aime, Quoi qu'il arrive, je vous aime, Se succede qualcosa, vi voglio bene, 無論如何我愛你, 无论如何我爱你, Se Algo Acontecer... Te Amo, Si me pasara algo, os quiero, 혹시 내게 무슨 일이 생기면, Mám vás ráda, ať se stane cokoli, ถ้าเกิดอะไรขึ้น... หนูรักพ่อแม่นะ, Se Acontecer Alguma Coisa, Adoro-vos, אם משהו קורה לי, אני אוהבת אתכם, Если что-то случится, я люблю вас, 愛してるって言っておくね, Orice s-ar întâmpla, vă iubesc, إن أصابني مكروه، فإني أحبكما, Ha bármi történik, szeretlek, Jakby coś, kocham was, Αν Συμβεί Κάτι σας Αγαπώ, Dù có ra sao, con vẫn yêu bố mẹ, Ako mi se išta dogodi, volim vas
USA Omaha Film Festival USA Palm Springs Shortfest USA Nantucket Film Festival 
Romania15 
Germany12 
Hungary16 
Ireland12 
Poland16 
Spain12 
UK12 USAPG 
France12 France Germany Hungary Ireland Poland Romania Spain UK USA 
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
the placement of the american flag in colour is sitting with me. it’s so immensely fucked that you know exactly what’s going to happen the second you see that flag.
America is so fucked up.
The king princess jumpscare?
this feels like something that would go viral on facebook in like 2012 also who the fuck chose a king princess song for this and why
1950 does not fit into this at all... it really ruined the vibe for me. That’s... not what that song is about. I thought Spotify had started playing the song independently, that’s how much it stuck out and felt out of place.
Of course, it’s hard hitting and emotionally overwhelming, but that’s mostly just the subject matter and not really the way it’s been told. The animation style lends itself to the subject matter, in that it looks as though it was drawn on a school notebook. I’m sad but this wasn’t that great.
is it bad that I didn't shed a single tear? I feel like a robot. Guess I wasn't in the mood for something like this but I went in completely blind.
It's incredible how emotionally impactful a 12 minute long animated film can be
well I'm just sad now
who decided to put THAT king princess song in 😐
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Today: If Anything Happens I Love You
Hi everybody, this film may be short, but within just devastating 12 minutes of an emotional, heartbreaking story I pretty much felt empty and broken. If you have ever lost someone close in your life, if you have ever loved someone from the bottom of your heart you will feel the gut-wrenching pain as if this story of grief affects you personally. Despite the fact of being (gorgeously) animated it surpasses the fictional world and becomes more real and realistic than any other films with only slightly similar topics. Every single second is filled with beautifully composed substance and sense. An obituary to life that simply…
“school shootings are bad” omg thank you netflix so profound!
Rotten Tomatoes: 100%
IMDb: 7.9
A - score
Release Date: 07 March 2020
Distributor: Netflix
Total Film Awards: 12
It has been a long time since I felt so fulfilled after watching something so grim and devastating. Having witnessed the inevitable and everlasting pain that is associated with losing one’s child (from someone close to me), I can definitely say with certainty that there is no timeline associated with grief or coping. Every day is a challenge and no amount of time or coping mechanisms makes the pain go away.
There is no proper answer to dealing with or overcoming grief. What filmmakers Michael Govier and Will McCormack did to convey their message through this heartbreaking narrative was…
