Finding X | STEM (Ages 11-14)

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This program connects science, technology, engineering, and math in interesting ways including X's long term search for value.

For Ages 11-14 | 79 minutes | Presented in English, nonverbal and original languages with English subtitles

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Finding X

Born with no assigned value in a world full of numbers, X feels like they can never fit in. After a heated argument with their parent about their unknown identity, teary-eyed X decides to run away from home. Sailing out into the ocean, X begins a mathematical adventure in search of their true value. Eventually, X realizes that without a fixed answer, they can become anything. Upon their return home, X reconciles with their parent, and is finally at peace with their ever-changing identity in the mathematical world.

Year
2022
Runtime
11 minutes
Language
English
Country
Australia
Note
THEMES: Personal Qualities/Validation/Self Worth, Overcome Obstacles/Adversity

Director
Toby Hendy, Cedric Scheerlinck & Benjamin Zaugg
Screenwriter
Toby Hendy
Producer
Toby Hendy, Cedric Scheerlinck

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In a world of numbers, X struggles finding their value and identity.

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