Short films for children ages 3+
● 46'
High above the little town of Grubbers Nubbin looms Castle Grotteskew.  Here, in his haphazard laboratory, the maddest of all mad professors brings his latest monstrous creation to (almost)- life, before promptly moving on to the next.
● Steve Hudson, Toby Genkel ● 89' ● UK, Germany, Luxembourg, France
Nina loves to make up stories, she wants to become a writer. Though she has her creative talent from her filmmaker father, there’s just one problem: Her clumsy magician brother Junior is bored of her stories. And since her mother died early, it’s difficult for Nina when a new love comes into her dad’s life.
● Nóra Lakos ● 108’ ● Hungary, Netherlands
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.
● Bernd Sahling ● 79’ ● Germany
Amazing animated short stories for children aged 2, without dialogue.
● 47'
Enchanting stories unfold in Animal Tales of Christmas Magic where festive wonders come to life. Delve into these heartwarming and modern tales as animals embark on spellbinding journeys from France to Japan to the Far North and its northern lights, spreading joy and generosity. Each story is a whimsical adventure filled with charm, laughter, and the beauty of the winter season. Let the poetry captivate your heart and transport you to a world where Christmas magic knows no bounds.
● Caroline Attia, Ceylan Beyoğlu, Olesya Schchukina, Haruna Kishi, Camille Alméras, Natalia Chernysheva ● 70' ● France
Amanda is reluctantly tasked with taking special care of her new classmate, Lars, who has Down syndrome. To her surprise, Amanda and Lars develop a unique friendship. But in her struggle to fit in, Amanda ends up betraying Lars, causing her to lose both him and her other friends. In her quest for forgiveness, Amanda must find the courage to stand out and be true to herself.
● Eirik Sæter Stordahl ● 89’ ● Norway
A few days before Christmas, 10- year-old Stine finds herself in a small town after stowing away on a train. Seeking shelter from the cold winter night, she sneaks into a house in Cobbler Street – the shop of Shoemaker Andersen. The old, grumpy man who cherishes his solitude, resists the presence of the funny, rude girl. However, their encounter ends up taking both of their lives in a new direction...
● Mikal Hovland ● 93’ ● Norway
Amazing animated short stories for children aged 2 and up, without dialogue.
● 55'
Presentation of short films from the "Inclusion in Action" program implemented by the Athens International Children's Film Festival in both general and special education schools with the aim of promoting a culture of inclusion within the classroom.
● 45'
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