A screening of short films without dialogue, accompanied by audio description, suitable for ages 6 and up.
The screening will also feature the work created during the “Everyone in the Frame” Audio Description Workshop, followed by a discussion with the workshop participants.
Bats and Bugs
Lena von Doehren, Switzerland, 11’, 2026, no dialogue
Deep in the jungle, everything seems to be going as usual – until a lantern lights up at night and throws the animals into chaos. Countless insects can’t resist, are magically attracted to the light, and fall into a strange trance. The unusual commotion awakens a family of bats, and while the large bats use the bright spectacle to hunt, the little bat child rescues a firefly, a fly, and a moth. The next evening, the lantern shines again, and the little bat tries everything to protect the insects from the spell of the dangerous light. She injures herself in the process, but the little animals are immediately on the spot: What luck!
The Little One and the Giant
Isabela Costa, France, Brazil, 9’, 2025, no dialogue
In an abandoned world, a small rodent wanders in search of life. One day, he discovers a house covered in flowers, a true oasis amidst the ruins. There, he has an unexpected encounter with a giant…
Sketches on Ice
Marion Auvin, France, Belgium, 4’, 2025, no dialogue
It snowed! Lou and Marius are playing in the street, building a snowman. But Mom calls them back home – Marius has to practice his clarinet, and Lou has homework to do! Pfff! Lou opens her notebook and begins her exercises. Marius plays a few hesitant notes, but… incredible! Outside, the snowman has moved.
Prout
Marc-Henri Wajnberg, Belgium, 8’, 2025, no dialogue
Obsolete household appliances and waste of all kinds are sent to the planet Prout, Earth’s dumping ground. Bean and Spaghet, two little emergency workers from this strange planet, go on an emergency mission to save one of their friends who has been crushed by debris falling from the sky.
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The program “Everyone in the Frame’’ is realised under the auspices and with the financial support of the Hellenic Ministry of Culture and in collaboration with OPANDA.
“Everyone in the Frame” is the annual initiative of the Athens International Children’s Film Festival, aiming to meaningfully include people with disabilities in the audiovisual sector and strengthen their role as creators and professionals.
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