The Magic Bracelet (2013)

'The Magic Bracelet' mysteriously links best friends Angela, Ashley and a cheese obsessed dog. When Ashley inherits a totem bracelet from a friend who died of Mitochondrial Disease - the same illness she herself battles - it leads the girls on a mystical journey of discovery in which a new level of friendship, family and healing is revealed. This project was created by Make A Film Foundation to fulfill the wish of 15 year old Rina Goldberg whose final words to her mom before she died of Mitochondrial disease were 'Promise to take care of my film.'

Overview
"The Magic Bracelet" is a touching and award-winning short film launched in 2013, directed by Jon Poll. The script was penned by aspiring writer Rina Goldberg, detected with mitochondrial illness, under the mentorship of Diablo Cody, a prominent film writer. Regrettably, Rina passed away at 15 but her dream to "write a Hollywood movie" was recognized posthumously by means of this impactful task.

Plot
The film tells a gripping and emotional journey of Ashley (played by Bailee Madison), a teen suffering from mitochondrial illness. One day, Ashley discovers a mystical bracelet, gifted to her by her late camper buddy, Jordyn. This bracelet, endowed with wonderful abilities, offers Ashley the incredible ability to step into the lives of others, and experience life outside her vulnerable condition. The main experience starts when the bracelet is inadvertently broken and need to be fixed.

Characters
The lead character, Ashley, is a courageous and strong-willed woman who, in spite of her terminal illness, declines to catch misery. Her loving father (James Van Der Beek) is a steadfast support group, who instills in her the power of positivity and durability. Other characters include reliable good friends who assist Ashley in her difficult quest to repair the magic bracelet.

Styles
The "Magic Bracelet" discuss considerable themes such as the brevity of life, strength, and hope. It depicts the extreme truths people with persistent health problems should deal with and the battles that occur with coping with such conditions. In addition, it highlights the charm of real friendships and the power of love and assistance. The magic bracelet is symbolic of the capacity of the human spirit to transcend constraints and experience life totally despite incapacitating situations.

Vital Reception
The motion picture was positively gotten, showcasing an engaging and sensitive story told with heat and inflammation. Performances by young actress Bailee Madison and supporting cast were valued as they prospered in communicating the depth of their characters, further enhancing the psychological effect of the movie.

Conclusion
"The Magic Bracelet" satisfies Rina Goldberg's aspiration, derives the raw, sincere story from Rina's individual experiences, and successfully forms an emotional connection with its audiences. The motion picture, although focused around a mournful topic, is uplifting and inspiring, accentuating the strength of the human spirit amidst misfortune. The story of Ashley acts as a suggestion of the worth of optimism, self-belief, and the life-enhancing capacity of human connections and compassion.

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