The Goose (L’Oie du plus fort) | Feeling Fearless (Ages 8+)

Expired February 11, 2024 7:59 AM

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Follow along as the kids in these short films face their fears, stand up for what’s right, and learn to be their best selves! You too will be feeling fearless!

This program will also screen in person at NWFF on Sunday, Feb. 4 at 3pm! VIRTUAL, IN-PERSON, and HYBRID (virtual AND in-person) Festival Passes are available.

A boy fantasizes about becoming a famous footballer and playing in big stadiums – but first he has to win a match in a small backyard against a goose who takes an interest in his ball.

Year
2022
Runtime
13 minutes
Language
nonverbal
Country
Czech Republic
Premiere
West Coast

Director
Jan Mika

5 films in package

The Goose (L’Oie du plus fort)

A boy fantasizes about becoming a famous footballer and playing in big stadiums – but first he has to win a match in a small backyard against a goose who takes an interest in his ball.

When I Was Scared of the Dark (Quand j'avais peur du noir)

With the help of his imagination and his trusty teddy bear, Robert faces his fears of the monsters hiding in the dark of his room.

Warriors of the Street 2 - The Mission (Os Guerreiros da Rua 2 - A Missão)

Three powerful and creative children embark on an adventure to bring happiness back to a community that's being terrorized by a monster.

Luce and the Rock (Luce et le Rocher)

One day, out of nowhere, a giant Rock lays in the middle of the peaceful little village where Luce lives. The villagers can’t even open the door to their houses anymore! Luce is angry: go away Rock, you don’t belong here! And why are you here anyway?

Closed captions available

One Week To Go - Emilie (Nog Een Week - Emilie)

Emilie has been almost completely blind for six months due to a brain tumor. She really wants to walk to school on her own again. However, she can only do so with a white cane, and she has to cross a few dangerous intersections. Will she be able to walk to school safely all by herself with her cane?

Follow along as the kids in these short films face their fears, stand up for what’s right, and learn to be their best selves! You too will be feeling fearless!

This program will also screen in person at NWFF on Sunday, Feb. 4 at 3pm! VIRTUAL, IN-PERSON, and HYBRID (virtual AND in-person) Festival Passes are available.

A boy fantasizes about becoming a famous footballer and playing in big stadiums – but first he has to win a match in a small backyard against a goose who takes an interest in his ball.

Year
2022
Runtime
13 minutes
Language
nonverbal
Country
Czech Republic
Premiere
West Coast

Director
Jan Mika