Historia de un Letrero (The Story of a Sign)

Yotam, Take a look at:

http://adage.com/garfieldtheblog/post?article_id=110104

I don't like those over simplistic messages, where they try to make you feel like you can change the world with a witty rephrasing. Fuck that, it's way more complicated than they want to make believe, It kinda reminds me of the rich 'hippies' I knew.

Pretty cheesy but cute. Did anyone else notice the handsomeness of the suit guy? Oh my. I think I'm in love.

If a study in compassion -- freely giving of talent and time that alters someone's circumstances for the better, instead of taking the easy way out by tossing a coin -- is "cheesy", then I hope that my pantry is someday full of waxed rounds.

I would rather see hundreds of shorts like this than some dark, angst-ridden, self-indulgent piece of "art" that might be a masterpiece of cinema or technical achievement, but as cold and barren as the middle of Antarctica.

"hark" and "Ty" -- if you like this, you'd enjoy Chaplin's "City Lights" a great deal.

Suitguy gave him many, just not personally. Cheesy, yes...Also very good.