Daisy Chain is best described as having a Tim Burton-like tone, darkly surreal yet theatrically childlike, with a message that translates easily for children to comprehend. The important lesson of treating others the way you would like to be treated is woven through the film’s lyrical, sing-song script, making a traditional “lesson in manners” feel fresh and current. Davis uses the film’s color to literally symbolize good vs bad- for example, Buttercup’s yellow sundress pops among the black and gray background and shadowy bullies. Running just shy of six minutes, Daisy Chain is the perfect, succinct reminder for both young and old, of how such simple acts of kindness can change the world.