Short films made by children under 12

Description

Short films made by children under 12
Various creators
(61')

Domestic and international animated and live-action short films made by children under 12 in educational settings.

Program:

The Dinoshow (Belgium, 4’) - Rekker Studio Animation
A cunning thief uses a network of underground tunnels to steal valuables from homes undetected. But during his next heist, everything goes wrong.

Lena’s Big Whim (Argentina, 10’) - Escuela, cámara, ¡acción!
Lena is a very spoiled girl, and her parents never pay attention to her. So, Lena sets out to find a fairy who can help make her parents obey her.

We Are Human (Portugal, 6’) - Porto Toy Library Association (Anilupa)
Through children's voices, the film explores what makes us human: the body, intelligence, emotions, creativity, friendship, and respect for differences.

Types of Students (Spain, 10’) - Madrid public schools (CEIP). MICE Madrid
What types of students might we find in any given classroom at any given school?

Oceans of Time (Belgium, 4’) - Rekker Studio Animation
A turtle tries, time and again, to get to school on its own. Will it manage to overcome the obstacles and arrive on time?

A Monstrous Adventure (Argentina, 6’) - Escuela, cámara, ¡acción!
At a small rural school, two students draw a robot monster, but during recess, the monster comes to life...

Question Room (Portugal, 4') - Porto Toy Library Association (Anilupa)
Who are we? Where are we going? Why do we dream? A film made of questions that only children know how to ask. Journey to the Past (Spain, 9’) – Cachinus de Cine Workshop School, Cilleros (Cáceres)
Jara is a girl like many others: always connected, always in a rush, always with her phone in hand. But an unexpected turn of events leads her to discover a world without technology, where things were... different.

Animated Sticks (Italy, 2’) – Rosmini Primary School
Children improvise an animation by playfully manipulating wooden sticks and figures, bringing simple materials to life through their imagination and creativity.

Need a Knife? (Spain, 4’) – Maestro Camilo Hernández Primary School (Coria)
In an ordinary school, a group of children discovers unsettling red stains in the hallway, leading them to suspect that something strange is going on behind the door to the teachers' restroom.
> Screening suitable for all audiences.
Language:
Spanish / Original version with Spanish subtitles
Format:
DCP