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Short films made by children 

In the program "short films made by children" children express their concerns, their concerns, and dreams, and more broadly how they see the world and their lives. In this way, we want to compose an overall picture of how children live in different countries and continents and contribute to familiarizing children with other cultures and with the concept of diversity. Children have the right to express themselves and to be heard. Article 13 of the International Convention on the Rights of the Child.

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The films are screened under Greek subtitles

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SUPER DAD

by group of students from NTUEEES  I 4 min I Taiwan

My dad is a firefighter—super brave! Every day, he goes on all kinds of missions: rushing into fires, diving into water, and helping people in scary emergencies. He’s never afraid and always protects others. To me, he’s not just my dad… he’s my superhero!

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THE BIG WORLD

by 18 chidren aged to 9 years I 7 min I Belgium

 

In Brussels, people are putting concrete everywhere. Birds are losing their habitat. The water is rising furiously and flooding the city. With the help of the stork, the little birds will have to migrate to survive. Let's set off on a great journey...

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FRAGMENTS OF MEMORY

by 6th grade students 12 years old I 4 min I Greece

Fragments of Memory is a stop-motion short film created by 6th grade students. It tells the story of Henry, an elderly man living with dementia, who begins to reconnect with his past through a forgotten photo album. As familiar objects and moments reappear, fragments of his life slowly return. By his side is his granddaughter, Lilly, who becomes the gentle bridge that leads him back to everything he holds dear. The film explores memory, family bonds, and the way love remains present even when memories fade. It is a heartfelt school project dedicated to families affected by dementia.

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BROKEN WINGS 

by Nina Zandvliet  I 5 min I Netherlands

 

The story is about Amber. Amber would like to move out and spread her own wings. Her parents just don't think this is a good idea. Are they right or are her parents too protective?

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TRASH

by 9 young people aged 11 to 14  I 4 min I Belgium

 

Out of laziness, a character does not sort his waste. His action will have serious consequences on the worlds that live in the trash.

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DAY IN THE KRAPINA NEANDERTHAL MUSEUM

by Petar Borovečki, Franka Ivanjko, Nadja Lončar Uvodić, Patrik Halužan, Toma Meštrović, Bartol Zagorec, Vita Bračić, Jana Herceg, Teo Lojić, Ivano Puljko, Matija Lojić, Vinka Novački I 4min I Croatia

 

How was the universe created? How life on Earth originated? And who am I?

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LIVE WALLS

by Wild Kids I 7min I Israel

 

The Studio moved to the new space this year. It is a building of an old Jerusalem hotel which was abended for years. It's wall were full of stains, signs of fire, homelessness and rains. So kids started to make it there own home and draw Graffiti on it's walls. Each image they created was inspired by the walls itself. When they finished with the wall-paintings they created and animated short stories based on both- their images and the atmosphere of the place.

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FINITA LA MUSICA - NO MORE JOKES

by Alexandros Kairis I 4min I Greece

 

A strange timer appears in the sky along with a mysterious yet extremely maternal voice.

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CHIRP TALKER 

Audrey He-Qing Cheng I 4min I Taiwan

 

On her city balcony, Audrey delights in the flutter of tiny birds—fluffing their feathers, chattering, and sneaking tangerine bites. Their chirps sound like cheerful hellos and playful spats, inspiring her to invent a bird-language translator that unlocks their secret conversations.

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FIVE REASONS TO LIVE

by Alison Bonilla (11 años), Gabriel Delgadillo (11 años)  I 3min I Colombia

 

Belarmina has been searching for her children Astrid, Janeht, Ludivia, Yadira and Franklin, lost in the avalanche in Armero - Colombia in 1985, for 38 years. Days after the tragedy, she saw in the press a girl identical to Astrid, and on television she saw Janeth on a stretcher. He did not have any news about the other children from these poor family, but he remembers them every day because they are his five reasons for living.

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YOUR NECKLACE

by Kayla Jem Ling I 5min I United States

 

A personal narrative of my own "Red Helicopter" moment, in which receiving kindness as a young, shy girl transformed my life story.

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IN SIKINOS I MET KAVADIAS 

by Nikolas Antypas, Andreas Antypas  I 4min I Greece

 

The Video Art Project “In Sikinos, I Met Kavvadias” is an experimental film created to document a teenage student’s first encounter with the poetry of Nikos Kavvadias. This experience took place during a vacation on the island of Sikinos in August 2021.

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THE PAPER LOVE

by Jeremi Rzadowski I 7min I Poland

 

Jeremi Rządowski is an nine-year-old student who is currently studying in the third grade at a primary school located in Nałęczów, Poland.

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CAT & FISH

by Nilram Ranjbar I 2min I Iran

 

A goldfish in a small container goes to a bigger pond with the help of a cat and the sun.

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JUST LIKE ME. SOPHIE CRUZ'S STORY

by Irma Avila Pietrasanta I 10min I Mexico

 

Sabine is frustrated because she can't compete in the local Taekwondo tournament with an injured hand, but thanks to a stop motion workshop in her neighbourhood she will soon meet and be inspired by the amazing story of Sophie Cruz. Sophie does Taekwondo and is a daughter of migrant parents like Sabine. She is also an activist for migrant rights and succeeded in temporarily stopping deportations when she was only 5 years old.

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