For Group Tickets <a href="https://facets.formstack.com/forms/cicff40_group_screening_request" target="_blank">CLICK HERE</a> Change can be difficult to face. These stories of perseverance and triumph will inspire you to face what may come. For Ages 11-14 | 77 minutes | Presented in English, nonverbal, and original languages with English subtitles Themes: Be Unstoppable/Persistence, death/grief, friendship, Overcome Obstacles/Adversity&nbsp;

Air A boy finds another way to join his friends in the water below, and experiences a few moments of total freedom.

Kintsugi From the creators of the award winning short animated film Moon Melody, comes a breathtakingly gorgeous, hand-drawn masterpiece. Based on the Japanese legend of the lucky cats, Kintsugi tells a story of a traditional lucky cat of japan that is threatened and jealous when a newer, modern version of a lucky cat is placed at the business next door. Blinded by his own insecurities he fails to see what made him unique and special in the first place. An enthralling short animated children’s fantasy with a unique and youthful perspective on comparing yourself to others and embracing your flaws and imperfections with Kintsugi.

Kintsugi

Scrapyard Ruben and Asïr, two great friends, meet every afternoon to play soccer in a car scrapyard. One day like any other, Ruben waits for his friend, with the surprise that he has been beaten up because of racism. The unconditional support that Rubén offers to Asïr reflects the purest friendship, although the worst is yet to come.

Scrapyard

Something Terrible Happened to Joey “Joey” experiences "a terrible thing" and "everybody saw it. Everybody knew." One day, after the “terrible thing” happens, Joey wakes up to find a huge bag of coal next to his bed. He has to carry it with him everywhere he goes.

Something Terrible Happened to Joey

End of Summer It is a summer of growth and learning, a turning point for a young boy as he says his final goodbye to his recently departed grandmother. He connects with his mother over the summer months, through small daily routines and a final important ritual on the last day of summer.

End of Summer

Akesi and the secrets of the forest Part I of the trilogy "Akesi and the Congo River", "Akesi and the secrets of the forest" introduces Akesi in his hometown of Brazzaville. Trying to make sense of his brother’s death, Akesi is led to the river, where a mystical journey unfolds. Seeing how the tribes celebrate those they’ve lost allows Akesi to make peace with his grief and enter a new state of understanding the cultures that surround him.

Akesi and the secrets of the forest

Peaches June 2010. 11 years old Julia and Raphaëlle are the best at killing time together. Between walking their blind neighbor’s dogs and finishing their music video before Raph returns to Romania, they unconsciously grow apart. This nostalgic semi-autobiographical story recounts the last moments of the inevitable and awkward summer between childhood and adolescence.

Peaches

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