The Scared is Scared is a film by Bianca Giaever that revolves around a kid's honest answer to Giaever's question "what should the film be about?" The entire narration of the film is a recording of the kid's spur-of-the-moment idea, brought to life by actors.
The movie starts off with a typical child-like story about a mouse and bear who go swimming together (which is hilarious to see acted out by two grown-ups), but then veers off into a more philosophical direction. The kid explains how to scare off your fears, and how to deal with disappointment. Seeing the ideas of a young child depicted through film, verbatim, is wonderfully entertaining.
