Plastic

"Whilst Anna is preparing for a first date with Henry, a man she has secretly loved for years, everything goes wrong until she discovers the impossible - to sculpt her appearance like clay to any shape she desires."

I would rate the story line a measly 6/10 because the whole story line of this short film is very weird, it seems like they ran out of ideas and came up with this, not only that but the effort to create something decent. Not only that but it's really confusing like why did she choose what she chose what past does it have? All of these questions will not get answered in the short film which is very disappointing. The CGI on this film was somewhat decent I would rat it a 5/10, it could have been done a lot better but obviously they don't hold the effort to do so. The acting was okay I guess; I would rate it a 7/10 pure to the fact of it being a short film so only a little bit of acting.

Actually thought it was a full movie and searched for it all over the net still i came across this. It's an amazing story for me. I love that she finally accepted she is beautiful in her own way and decided to go for the date.

Most girls have problems with self love, accepting physical appearances, exercising to get the hot body desired and so on

I would love if it is adapted into a movie where she changes to different people, has different social handles for each, go on different dates, play pranks, have fun, comes to terms with her self, find out who she really is inside, what she truly wants, cause she actually will continue to go on dates with one person as her self, finally falls in love with the one who sees her for who she truly is inside. Herself. Terms.

...because it explores, in decent way, an old dream of ladies. and it gives a not bad perspective. for acting and for the special effects as good tool for a short film mixing the emotions behind the date with the wise choice to not explore the discover of secret. not the last, for the purpose to not be more than an amusing story, with few drops of romanticism, ironic reference to aesthetic surgery and the importance of truth in a relationship.