Happy

Happy is a documentary film that explores the concept of happiness by interviewing various people from different walks of life across the globe. It delves into what makes people happy, whether it's wealth, family, or spiritual connection. The film contrasts different cultures and lifestyles to understand the universal pursuit of happiness. Ultimately, it suggests that happiness is often found in simple things and strong relationships.

Happy received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised its uplifting message and diverse perspectives. Audiences also responded well to its optimistic tone and exploration of universal human desires. The film was particularly noted for its ability to inspire viewers to reflect on their own lives and sources of happiness.

• Praised for its hopeful and inspiring message.
• Commended for showcasing diverse perspectives on happiness.
• Noted for its engaging interviews and global exploration.

Google audience: Google users generally found 'Happy' to be an inspiring and thought-provoking documentary that offered valuable insights into the nature of happiness. Many appreciated its positive outlook and the relatable stories of the people featured.

Audience Award for Best Documentary at the 2006 Maui Film Festival.

Director Roko Belic took over the project from his brother, Michael Belic, who initially conceived the idea but passed away before production began.