Karla López

At first I thought it was too obvious and just brutally corny but reading some reviews I've come to the realization that maybe the message is not as clear to everyone. Or maybe it just depends on the disposition of the viewer when sitting in front of this project. From what I got, this "unicorn" represents the soul of the woman herself. All those requirements to keep your unicorn healthy and happy are inherently needed for a person to develop herself and find their place, their self worth, love and purpose. Focusing on working hard, strengthening your relationships with the people that support you and are good for you, as well as staying in touch with your intuition will contribute to your personal growth, which will harvest your overall happiness. The glitter and pinkish things surrounding the whole picture are not meant to dictate what a woman should like or seek, nor that staying "childish" and never growing up is an actual goal; but they represent the essence to that particular character and I believe that the message here is to adapt and re direct our core, our roots to our ever changing lives seeking to evolve, always remaining true to what we believe makes us be us, in opposition to allowing foreign opinions shape the mold of what we are expected to be in order to fit in somebody else's idea of success. Script is alright, actings are good and message is great.