Ladybugs Still Fly is an experimental animated documentary that serves as a poignant exploration of childhood interiority, constructed from authentic conversations with children aged 7 to 9. By utilising a tactile, mixed-media approach—incorporating crayon scribbles and intricate paper cutouts the film visually mirrors the raw and unfiltered nature of its subjects' thoughts. The narrative delves into complex themes such as the nature of anger, the mysteries of existence, and the mundane joys of daily life, revealing a perspective that is simultaneously humorous and deeply profound. Through this imaginative lens, the project highlights the philosophical depth of young minds, offering a poetic reminder of the inherent wonder and hope that often fades in adulthood. Ultimately, the documentary bridges the gap between generations, inviting viewers to reconnect with their own forgotten sense of curiosity and resilience.