A charming, sincere children’s film marked by a joyful jugaldbandi between Jackie Shroff and Mihir Godbole that one wishes had trusted its own early imagination a little longer.

A frequently stunning work of animation that's also a haunting portrait of isolation, the destructive insidiousness of bullying and our own capacity for cruelty, Kohei Kadowaki's formidable feature debut "We Are Aliens" is a film of fascinating layers.

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