For Group Tickets <a href="https://facets.formstack.com/forms/cicff40_group_screening_request" target="_blank">CLICK HERE</a> The adventurers in this shorts program are creative, brave and independent spirits. For Ages 8-10 | 73 minutes | Presented in English, nonverbal and original languages with English subtitles

The Girl With the Red Beret A girl takes a wild ride on the metro in Montreal. Travelling from station to station, she encounters an array of colourful characters in a bizarre musical journey that’s peppered with hilarious and unexpected incidents. This joyful, heartwarming animated film portrays Montreal in all its vitality, creativity and diversity, with plenty of humour and good cheer, to the tune of Kate and Anna McGarrigle’s timeless hit “Complainte pour Ste-Catherine.”

The Girl With the Red Beret

A BIG GLASS OF YUCK! A group of young beatniks gather at their local coffee house where a female poet laments about her mom's new coda, which is "no more soda," so she has to drink kombucha instead.

A BIG GLASS OF YUCK!

Bimberli Bimberli is a story about a tiny girl and her farewell to childhood. The girl lives in the old part of the city with her bunky Bimberlee. Bunkies are magical beings who appear in the first months of a child's life. They are their guardians and faithful companions until they become too big.

Bimberli

The Hedgehog Can hedgehog swim?

The Hedgehog

Oren's Way A clever princess must capture a magical Golden Fox in order to save her kingdom from eternal sadness but on her journey, she conquers obstacles - the last of which reveals a hidden truth about herself.

Oren's Way

Spin &amp; Ella Ella is a spider fairy. She lives with her best friend Spider in Twig City, a busy forest that looks a bit like a metropolis. Ella has a magic wand that she can use to draw spider webs. But she can't do this on her own; she needs Spider’s help!

Spin & Ella

Suzie in the Garden Suzie is a little blond girl who goes with her mother and dad to an allotment outside the city. One day she meets a black dog and discovers a mysterious garden. Who is it that lives there? Suzie is a little afraid. But what to do when you are afraid of someone, but you find their key on the path?

Suzie in the Garden

Welcome Sesame (Ukraine): Invisible Shield Ten-year-old Denys from Kyiv loves to dance and attends group lessons several times a week, where he practices with his teacher and other children. In the winter of 2022, Denys started to learn the Ukrainian dance - Hopak, which has become a way of expressing his pride in Ukrainian heritage. As Denys practices different elements of the dance, he also learns about its history and the story of the Cossacks. Hopak is a dance that shows their strength and courage, which Denys compares to having an invisible shield, some kind of a 'super defense'. After classes, Denys likes to go to the park by the Dnipro River, where he collects his thoughts and rehearses his dance alone in nature, preparing for his performance on the big stage some day. This film is part of the 5-film series produced by Sesame Workshop, as part of the Welcome Sesame initiative, designed for children and families affected by the war in Ukraine to develop coping skills, encourage emotional wellbeing, and provide opportunities for early education. Videos and print resources are being distributed on an ongoing basis to families and to Sesame Workshop's partners responding to the crisis.

Welcome Sesame (Ukraine): Invisible Shield

Buzz On a prairie millions of miles from home, a grumpy space farmer is having trouble with one of her hive: a robot bee called Buzz that keeps going rogue. After failing to reprogram the mischievous bee she follows him into the belly of a volcano and discovers something that will change life on Mars forever. Made with the support of ESA - The European Space Agency

Buzz

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