Children's Film Festival Seattle 2022

All the Feels (Ages 11+)

Expired February 21, 2022 7:59 AM
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6 films in package
Emsahar
A young girl attempts to prevent the imminent death of her beloved grandmother by harnessing the magical powers of a local Ramadan drummer.
Napo
John, unable to understand the illness that drives his grandfather between past and present states, stumbles upon an old album full of photographs and lets the images guide his imagination, transforming his grandpa's memories into drawing interpretations.
Frank & Emmet
Frank & Emmet tells the story of two life-long friends and show-business partners who, after weeks of drifting apart, sit together to have a much-needed conversation. The talk takes a turn when they address head-on the one thing they’ve never talked about: One of them is a puppet.
Black Slide
Timid young Eviah and his best friend sneak onto the Black Slide, the most terrifying ride at Aqua Fun. There, Eviah will gain insight to prepare him for events about to unfold at home.
Looking at Childhood
An old man is visited by the young boy he once was, forming a momentary reunion of past and present.
Floundering
With the end of a floundering adventure in sight, neither grandfather nor grandchild are quite ready to part ways. They depend on one another to stave off mundanity. For grandpa, that means living alone; for Charlie, school.

These shorts tackle the complexity of grief, loneliness, and all of life’s transitions with grace and a touch of humor.



To accommodate evolving public health recommendations regarding COVID-19, we are adopting a hybrid virtual-and-in-person festival model for CFFS 2022. VIRTUAL, IN-PERSON, and HYBRID (virtual AND in-person) Festival Passes are available here.


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John, unable to understand the illness that drives his grandfather between past and present states, stumbles upon an old photo album and lets the images guide his imagination as he creates illustrated interpretations of his grandpa's memories. The drawings create a tender, day-to-day memory-building exercise that deeply shapes his relationship with his grandfather.

  • Year
    2020
  • Runtime
    17 minutes
  • Language
    Nonverbal
  • Country
    Brazil
  • Note
    CW: In “Napo,” a boy grapples with his grandfather’s memory loss and eventual passing. The film ends on a hopeful note, with the boy cherishing the memories of his grandfather.
  • Director
    Gustavo Ribeiro
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