How are film characters born? How do they come to life, moving from the page to the big screen?

Experiential Educational Workshop for Children Aged 10-14

Experiential Educational Workshop on Audio Description For children aged 10+ with and without disabilities (including visual, mobility, and neurodevelopmental disabilities)

Rosi has the perfect life in Suriname: she lives in a beautiful house, she has lots of friends and a passion for football. Until she has to move to the Netherlands and everything changes. Thanks to her new best friend Jitte, she is selected for the girls’ football team at her new school. However, not everyone welcomes her with open arms, as her obvious talent puts the other players’ backs up. Can Rosi realise her dream of getting into the Dutch national team without putting her new friendships at risk?

Short films for ages 10+

Fifth and sixth-grade primary school students are taking on the roles of program curators for the third year in a row. The children watched, discussed, and selected six films for the section, which cover a wide range of topics, from sports to fake news.

If twelve-year-old Karl had been able to choose who he fell in love with, it probably wouldn't have been the much taller Lea. The fact that Lea is about to change schools doesn't make things any easier. ‘Different school, different boys!’ says Karl's older brother Tom, and advises him to be brave for once.

Rosi has the perfect life in Suriname: she lives in a beautiful house, she has lots of friends and a passion for football.

New in town, 11-year-old Hania is bullied for believing in pixies. She becomes friends with an outsider Michal and a real pixie, Sindri, on a quest to prove their existence. Their journey helps Hania face new beginnings and understand the power of friendship.

A journey that traces the port city of Piraeus, through a family’s eyes across millennia. From its ancient roots as a maritime hub to modernity, witness their struggles and triumphs, over the evolving cityscape.