Giuseppe the little hedgehog comes out of hibernation and finds some snow still on the ground around his home. Thrilled to be able to play in the snow even though it’s almost spring, he asks his dad why snow is white.He responds with an old tale to show Giuseppe that it is simply the light of the sun reflecting off its crystals that makes the snow sparkling white.
● Pascale Hecquet
● 4΄
● France
INTERACTIVE EDUCATIONAL WORKSHOP
‘Overtaking the Gender Perspective’
for teenagers 13+
● 90'
The sun rises happily over the horizon and is welcomed by the most beautiful landscape. The humans also wake up and do what they always do: cut down trees, construct aimlessly and pollute without shame. Their ideas and actions, usually very disrespectful to the planet, are putting in jeopardy the whole environment. What they do not realize is that whatever they do, it will affect them sooner or later. However the cosmos is not that patient…
● Irene Iborra
● 10’
● Spain
Rainboy isn't a common gardener. He plants drops and grows clouds. While working he injures the vain sun. Revenge! The prognosis for the boy is bleak, but together with the rain clouds he manages to brighten her spirits again. A short film about stormy conflicts.
● Barbara Brunner
● 5’
● Switzerland
Special screening for children up to 3 years old without dialogue.
● 35'
● Czech Republic
Amazing animated short stories for children aged 2 and up, without dialogue.
● 44'
A magical experience that combines the film screening with a live performance by Nadia Kontogeorgis. At the top of the highest mountains on Earth lives a plant that feeds on the hottest and brightest sun, the legendary Himalayan flower. Yuku, a little mouse who lives with his family in the basement of a castle, decides to embark on a daring quest.
● Arnaud Demuynck, Rémi Durin
● 62’
● Belgium/France/Switzerland
Short animated cartoons with four-legged heroes for children aged 6 years and above, without dialogue or dubbed in Greek.
● 55'