On the fictional island of Carpathia, man lives in fear of the Ochi, reclusive monkey-like creatures. This sweet, telling tale of how children need their parents makes this far out land seem real, touching on humans’ relationship with wild animals and bringing in great technical craftsmanship. “The Legend of Ochi” follows Yuri (Helena Zengal), a quiet and troubled daughter of an Ochi hunter, who tries to bring a baby Ochi home to its family after a hunt. This film style isn’t anything new, but don’t disregard it. The baby Ochi holds a similar look to Baby Yoda and Stitch where kids will be intrigued but not perturbed by them. The technical side of the film itself seems like a reflection of these misunderstood creatures. They have a vibrant blue and orange coat of fur and make musical clicking sounds while giving you the feeling you get in your stomach while watching an AI video.  The island is lush with its medieval-like villages and homes juxtaposed with automobiles and plastic-look...