Munted: a short MAP film

There's some things I like about this film, some things I don't. There's a lot of ambiguity about what the principal MAP [minor attracted person] did in his past. In fact, it's ambiguous if the MAP is a real MAP at all, or if that matters. But the film is saying something about prejudice, vigilante (in)justice. And it is saying something about loving little girls. It says a lot of about that actually, and it doesn't shy from revealing and reveling in Katrina's prepubescent beauty.

I'm going to have to watch this again and again. It's touching, but dark. There's nothing inappropriate in the movie. But, if you've a need to be a cautious viewer for any reason, I will spoil the fun and let you know that the young actress is just in her underwear for a good part of the film. And, listen to those last few lines. Is it speaking to any audience other than us? I don't think so.

source: 'Munted: a short MAP film' by 'paper-doll'; www.annabelleigh.net/messages/713912.htm; GirlChat; 9 April 2016