In a World has an charming innocence about it that’s a throwback to the good-natured indie films of the 1990. My wife and I both really enjoyed it. It’s quirky, funny, well-cast, and paints an interesting and amusing picture of the voice-over world. All the performances are good, as is the dialog. Most importantly, this film has a good heart, so much so that its occasionally bumpy execution tends to fade against the backdrop of its solid story concept and artistic intentions.

I don’t have too much more to say about this film, except to definitely recommend it.