Project overview
In Cut Bait, an estranged father and son must set sail to put food on the table. This animated short blends humor and heart as it delves into their strained relationship, framed by a whimsical Bahamian folklore. With its vibrant visuals and timeless message, the film offers a fresh take on an old Bahamian proverb about stepping up or stepping aside. Audiences of all ages will enjoy the moral lessons woven into this lively and stylized tale.
about the director
Hailing from the sandy shores of Nassau, Bahamas, 3D artist Robert Walkine is on a mission to preserve his country’s traditional and cultural folk tales. Through the art of animation, he brings these stories to life, offering a fresh visual medium for sharing them with the world.
review
The touching and enjoyable animated short Cut Bait narrates the tale of a father who lives far away from his son. Robert Walkine, the director, combines humor and Bahamian tradition to create an engaging and sympathetic film that explores their connection.
Audiences of all ages are drawn to Cut Bait because of its vibrant and imaginative animation. More than just a humorous movie, the story imparts valuable lessons about family, responsibility, and personal development. The film’s ability to strike a balance between humor and deeper messages makes an impact on viewers. Everyone can have a serious and pleasurable time watching Cut Bait because of Walkine’s direction, which brings these concepts to life.
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