Flawed, from Andrea Dorfman, is a charming animated film exploring profound ideas. Dorfman masterfully takes deeply personal experiences and makes them universally relatable. The film follows a woman as she considers a romantic connection, examining her feelings and the uncertain prospect of love. However, Flawed is really about self-acceptance – whether a person can embrace their flaws. It’s a beautiful example of animation and a loving tribute to storyboarding, showcasing how this traditional technique shapes the narrative. (NFB)