Tillie's Philodendron

Movie • 1978  

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Tillie's Philodendron (1978) is an animated allegory produced by Encyclopedia Britannica Educational Corporation. The film tells the story of a lonely woman, Tillie, whose experiences symbolize the universal human need for love, care, and approval. Through animation, the narrative explores how emotions such as anger and hostility can impact relationships and personal well-being. By depicting Tillie's journey, the film conveys a deeper message about emotional connection, personal growth, and the consequences of negative feelings. Designed as a thought-provoking and educational piece, it encourages viewers to reflect on their own emotional needs and interpersonal interactions.
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