I found this animation very touching basically because the time-lapsing technique occurs on screen seamlessly. That is the skill of a good time-lapse, you don't need the convention of ten years later... we just understand it because we see visually occurring on screen. The success of this time-lapse appearing seamless is I feel down to excellent visualization of the human form. The characters movements are incredibly life-like even though as with Thought of You, when you actually look at each character, their designs are pretty simple. It is the physicality that remains lifelike yet we believe it when we see the girl age a few years in a jump.
The time-lapse also appears seamless because the characters movements are often completely in time to the music. But, whereas in Thought of You, the character's dancing matched the music, here, the character's physicality in their movements match the music, but also so does the physicality in their aging on screen.
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