SHARK or HYENA (HAI oder HYÄNE) | Where I Belong (Ages 10+) | Children's Film Festival Seattle 2024

Children's Film Festival Seattle 2024

Where I Belong (Ages 10+)

Expired February 11, 2024 7:59 AM

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The kids featured in these narrative and documentary shorts proudly embrace who they are. Follow along as they dance, push boundaries, celebrate their differences, and make new friends.

This program will also screen in person at NWFF on Saturday, Feb. 3 at 11:30am! VIRTUAL, IN-PERSON, and HYBRID (virtual AND in-person) Festival Passes are available.

Together with their Icelandic horses, Fritzi and Kalle Piepen and their mother Leo explore the island they live on, watching seals and helping their grandma Ebbe feed animals on the family farm. They share the farm with Nisse, a small, invisible elf who protects them and their livestock.

When mom's new boyfriend Arne shows up during the winter vacations with his children Ava and Bo (who are younger than Fritzi and Kalle) and professes not to believe in Nisse, the farm is thrown into disarray! Nisse leaves the farm in a huff, Ava sneaks away to find him, and the adventure begins...

Year
2023
Runtime
15 minutes
Language
German
Country
Germany
Premiere
North America
Subtitle Language
English

Director
Britt Dunse

6 films in package

SHARK or HYENA (HAI oder HYÄNE)

A children's story about family, elves, horses, and the powers of trust, courage, and magical connection.

This film follows the everyday life of a 7-year-old boy named Harrison as he reflects on his experience with Type One diabetes. We are introduced to his unique personality and all his charming quirks. Harrison expresses himself with a wonderful carefree attitude one can only have at 7 years old.

Recess (Paydos)

Once upon a time in a remote Turkish village, a strict elementary school teacher treats children to ice cream during recess. Everyone is delighted. Only the defiant Leyla realizes the treat has a bitter aftertaste and launches a small but mighty act of rebellion.

An older brother realizes the struggles his sister goes through as a girl when she isn’t allowed to go to a concert.

Closed captions available

The Furry community is made up of people who use drawing and costumes to bring animal characters with human characteristics to life. “Fursona” depicts the universe of Aly, a young member of this community.

Three dancers with disabilities find freedom through movement.

The kids featured in these narrative and documentary shorts proudly embrace who they are. Follow along as they dance, push boundaries, celebrate their differences, and make new friends.

This program will also screen in person at NWFF on Saturday, Feb. 3 at 11:30am! VIRTUAL, IN-PERSON, and HYBRID (virtual AND in-person) Festival Passes are available.

Together with their Icelandic horses, Fritzi and Kalle Piepen and their mother Leo explore the island they live on, watching seals and helping their grandma Ebbe feed animals on the family farm. They share the farm with Nisse, a small, invisible elf who protects them and their livestock.

When mom's new boyfriend Arne shows up during the winter vacations with his children Ava and Bo (who are younger than Fritzi and Kalle) and professes not to believe in Nisse, the farm is thrown into disarray! Nisse leaves the farm in a huff, Ava sneaks away to find him, and the adventure begins...

Year
2023
Runtime
15 minutes
Language
German
Country
Germany
Premiere
North America
Subtitle Language
English

Director
Britt Dunse