This block is perfect for the little ones! The whole family can snuggle up around the TV and enjoy these short and sweet films together. Stick around after the films for a recorded Q&amp;A with filmmakers Ceila Jaspers from MILK and Ryan Chu from Deep Fears.

In a fairytale world, Red Riding Hood’s granddaughter is best friends with Wolfie, a young wolf. Granny Red doesn’t like wolves because of her past experience, but Wolfie is nothing like the infamous Big Bad Wolf.

Red Junior and the Wolf

Left alone at home, 7-year-old Sam risks cycling into town in search of his dream candy, navigates the adult world by himself, and discovers a freedom that anyone who’s had a childhood will recognize.

Candy Run

When she sees an old man unable to pay for his milk, a young girl has a change of heart.&nbsp;

Milk

Charlie is 10 years old and diagnosed with Aspergers. He is proud of his disgnosis but sometimes he wishes he could be more like the other boys in his class. Feeling different makes him feel left out at times. Because of his Aspergers Charlie struggles with team sports. But he has found two things he loves to do, surfing and dancing. We follow Charlie through ups and downs at this years surf camp.

Charlie Surfer

Charlie fights the feeling of being different from the other kids by doing the things he loves -surfing and dancing.

A sea otter who is afraid of the ocean is challenged to face his fears when he loses his precious pink shell necklace at sea.

Deep Fears

Two little girls fight off and evade a monster who clearly underestimates their abilities.

HIDE!

A young girl has outgrown fairy tales. She spends her days drawing and studying birds. Although she doesn’t boast it, she considers herself to be a “scientist of birds.” Of course, as a “girl of science,” she doesn’t believe in fairy tales anymore. But in order not to hurt her younger sister, she must find a way to convince her that magic exists in her ordinary world. In doing so, she discovers the extraordinary was waiting for her all along.

Birdhouse

Short Films for 10 and Under

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Welcome to a weekend of workshops and screenings of family-friendly films, both professionally and student-made, hailing from countries that span the globe! Filmmakers Collaborative created the BIKFF in 2013 with a goal of showing kids that making a film can be a powerful way to tell a story.

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