Children's Film Festival Seattle 2022

The World Through Our Eyes (Ages 13+)

Expired February 21, 2022 7:59 AM
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8 films in package
The Dukha
In the remote taiga of northern Mongolia live the Dukha, one of the last groups of nomadic reindeer herders. Tuvshuu is five years old, among the youngest of the 40 Dukha families that remain in the world.
Al-Sit
An arranged marriage in a cotton-farming village in Sudan. Does 15-year-old Nafisa have a choice?
Dreaming
As night descends on Hong Kong, a young girl prepares for bed, but the city does not sleep. Lights from outside illuminate her room, and as a riot breaks out in her neighborhood, the lights cast a emotional shadowplay that reflects the anger and anguish of protestors.
Tails On Ice
In one of the world's coldest climates, a heartwarming story is taking shape. Ellesmere, a fit and instantly lovable Canadian Inuit yearling sled dog, is setting off on her first training expedition and rite of passage.
We are Different, We are Respectful
Children mention the most significant differences between people, highlighting that in our diversity lies our richness.
Breathe
Kobi, a black sweet, shy seventeen year old skips school to meet his friends for a George Floyd vigil. On his adventure; love, loss, fear and friendship become his greatest allies, or his worst nightmare.
Between the Lines
A little rose-seller attempts to change her own destiny by erasing the lines of her palms.
Evan’s Drum
An adventurous young boy and his determined mother share a passion for Labrador Inuit drum dancing.

Step into the shoes of these different characters from around the globe! From a nomadic reindeer herder to an independent Sudanese teen, these kids' stories will give you a glimpse into new perspectives.



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In one of the world's coldest climates, a heartwarming story is taking shape.


Ellesmere, a fit and instantly lovable Canadian Inuit yearling sled dog, is setting off on her first training expedition and rite of passage. With the right experience and discipline, Ellesmere has the potential to be the next alpha female. She must learn the survival skills from the matriarchs that came before her in order not only to earn, but to defend her position in the dog pack. Running on the Great Slave Lake is no easy task. Along with her musher and pack, Ellesmere must navigate strong winds, snowstorms and pack dynamics. Whatever happens, Ellesmere will find that every dog has a place in the pack.

  • Year
    2021
  • Runtime
    11 minutes
  • Language
    English
  • Country
    Canada
  • Premiere
    West Coast
  • Director
    Miranda Currie
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