Sing a Bit of Harmony

Yasuhiro Yoshiura's strikingly beautiful anime is high-concept in its themes and unashamedly sentimental in its execution, and gets rather more interesting in its darker second half.

An ode to friendship without prejudice that surprises in its simplicity. [Full review in Spanish]

Genuinely moving, the script effectively builds pace and tension and gives the characters enough backstory and motivation that they don't come across as, forgive me, two-dimensional.

The songs are a delight, and the movie has heaps of humour to offer, but it’s the quiet moments where the characters talk intimately with each other that really give the film its heart.

Sing a Bit of Harmony is a delightful little story that, although not as powerful or as spectacular as some of its peers, still provides a heartful two hours of entertainment.

A sweet, big-hearted fantasy/musical full of crushes and cool tech, this enjoyable anime moves gorgeously and sounds great, wearing its unflappably positive attitude right on its colorful sleeve.

Sing a Bit of Harmony strikes a heartfelt connection and emotional payoff with laughs and adorable moments to spare.

The songs throughout are beautifully performed in both versions, and the final act has plenty of emotional moments that serve as a great payoff for the time invested.

A truly special movie that proves there are friendships that will stand the test of time, and they are worth holding on to with all your might.