Pixel and the Heartbeat

Pixel and the Heartbeat

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Pixel, a robot built to fix machines, discovers the true meaning of fixing a 'broken heart' when he encounters a crying girl. Through simple companionship, he learns about empathy and develops a 'heartbeat' of his own, realizing that sometimes, just being there is the best way to mend things.

age6 - 8 years old
emotional intelligence
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