Fiddlehead Rain | LIFE COACHES (Ages 11-14)

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Each story in this collection of shorts has something to teach us. Young people demonstrate bravery, perseverance, how to follow your passion, and when to stand up and do what's right.

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

Themes: Awakening, choosing a path, intergenerational, religion/tradition, immigration, coming of age

This program contains: Physical and/or emotional conflict, traumatic and/or triggering content (grief/loss)

Fiddlehead Rain

When a tadpole meets a tiny sprout at the bottom of the pond, the pair quickly become friends. They fantasize about the world above, promising to see it together. But as the sprout grows into a plant and rises to the surface, the tadpole realizes that the journey is far too dangerous for them. Left behind, the tadpole is heartbroken until a magical transformation helps them reunite with their best friend and fulfill the promise.

Year
2021
Runtime
8 minutes
Language
Nonverbal
Country
Korea, Republic of
Note
THEMES: Overcome Obstacles/Adversity, Friendship

Director
Ye-jin Yoo, Hyeon-ji Lim, Jeon-Yun Kang
Producer
Ye-jin Yoo

6 films in package

Fiddlehead Rain

At the bottom of a pond, a tadpole and a growing sprout are excited to see the world above together. When their journey to the surface does not go according to plan, the two friends are separated until a magical transformation paves the way for an emotional reunion.

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A boy who plagiarizes a short story becomes overcome with guilt after winning a young authors writing award.

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After an attack by the Mai Mai militia destroys her home and separates her from loved ones, 14-year-old Mugeni leaves Congo to embark on a journey across the globe in the hopes of finding her lost family. After a miraculous reunion in the United States, Mugeni continues to work hard to support her family and uplift the Banyamulenge people.

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Aurinko in Adagio

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Margot's Sister

When her sister, who has an intellectual disability, begins going to the same school as her, Margot does everything to deny their relationship in order to fit in. That is until an unexpected incident leads the young teen to reveal the truth and stand up for her sister in front of the whole class, showing her friends the importance of kindness and empathy.