Raspberry Magic is a delightful little soufflé set in the simple world of an 11-year old. Monica (Lily Javaherpour) plays a young lady intent on proving a horticultural premise; a raspberry plant will thrive if it receives touch-therapy. Her need to succeed is compounded when her father, just laid off and constantly fighting with his wife, leaves to reestablish himself. She feels the success of her project would expedite her father’s return. The plot isn’t complicated, the filming gentle, the acting very nice. Javaherpour presents a pleasing character we can bond with, hurt with, and hope with. the supporting cast does a fine job helping to bring the tale to light. Not to be trite, but this is a nice charming film.