For Group Tickets <a href="https://facets.formstack.com/forms/cicff40_group_screening_request" target="_blank">CLICK HERE</a> Have you ever made a plan and things did not go the way you intended. The young people in this shorts program are problem solvers with a little to learn along the way. For Ages 8-10 | 77 minutes | Presented in English, nonverbal, and original languages with English subtitles Themes: Identity (cultural/self-esteem/heritage), Family, immigration/refugee experience, empathy/support, bravery Content Advisory: Child must eat meat of sacrificed "pet"

Cold Lunch The bell rings for Lunch at an elementary school. A flurry of arms grasp at brown paper bags, but a Korean-American girl is surprised to find a tupperware in her backpack. It is full of Japchae noodles. Compared to her friends, who brought sandwiches, she feels out of place. She thinks everyone will be disgusted by, so she conceals everything, but her lunch refuses to hide!

Cold Lunch

At 7 At 7 follows the everyday life of a 7-year-old boy named Harrison as he reflects on his experience with Type One diabetes. Through hyper-active verité footage and intimate interviews, 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. From begging for his tooth to get ripped out by a motorcycle to babysitting chickens, Harrison truly is one of a kind.

At 7

Serendipity The Lantern Festival is coming. Zhen zhen really hope the lantern he made could win approval from his friends, but it was broken in front of them because of his careless. He lied that he still have one, and accidentally picked up a fish lantern dropped by the village lantern team on the way home. The fish lantern was beautiful and delicate, but while he showed it off to his friends, he found that the loss of the fish lantern would cause punishment to the uncle who was in charge of the transportation. In the end, the fish lantern he picked was not as highly regarded by his friends as he thought. At the same time, he realized that his selfish behaviour would not bring him true happiness, so he made up his mind to return the fish lantern and was finally forgiven by the uncle.

Serendipity

Eid Mubarak A privileged six-year-old Pakistani girl embarks on a mission to save her beloved pet goat from being eaten on the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Azha, only to learn the meaning of sacrifice.

Eid Mubarak

Xiaohui and his cows Except for mountain landscapes, magical rocks, and a few other kids, the village where Xiaohui lives with his grandfather and two cows has nothing to offer. The nine-year-old sorely misses his parents who work in the city. When grandpa has to sell a calf, the clever grandson tries everything to prevent the separation of mother and child. A soulful cry for love in times of capitalism.

Xiaohui and his cows

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