To be sisters is about sharing a special bond and laughing together. To be sisters is to be propelled by love. But these particular sisters share an extra something a bit different, and that’s absolutely fine..
● Anne-Sophie Gousset ● 8’ ● France
A boy fantasizes about becoming a famous footballer, playing in big stadiums - but first he has to win a match in a small backyard against a goose.
● Jan Mika ● 12' ● Czechia, France
Jay Jay Patton was only 13 when she designed and built Photo Patch, a mobile app to help kids send photos and letters to parents who are incarcerated.
● Samantha Knowles ● 7' ● USA
Romy has to say goodbye to her classmates because she's going to France. Not on holiday, but to work there: her family's touring circus will spend the entire summer performing in an amusement park. In a letter to her classmates, Romy talks about the ups and downs of her life as a circus artist and about her big dreams.
● Nina Landau ● 16' ● Belgium
Ten-year old Kevin, is growing up in a family with a tyrannical father. He wants to escape from this situation and dreams of becoming a pilot, finally leaving it all behind him – literally – with his little sister Jaimy. But one day his sister gets hold of this favourite toy, really putting his brotherly love to the test.
● Leon Golterman ● 2’ ● The Neatherlands
A pond, some seagulls, a Grandpa’s love giving wings. A young woman remembers a sweet childhood memory.
● Lara Mattelart ● 3’ ● France
A bullied 12-year-old boy bonds over soccer with a 11-year-old Syrian refugee.
● Sarah Winkenstette ● 88’ ● Germany
A little boy tries to correct a bad habit that his grandmother took at the table.
● Florent Hill ● 4’ ● France
An unusual animated documentary about the experiences of a Vietnamese girl who’s spent all her life in a village in Czech Republic, split between two cultures and languages.
● Diana Cam Van Nguyen ● 10' ● Czech Republic
A young kid spends her day with her beloved grandma in the kitchen, trying to help with making the food.
● Andrea Giselle Pérez ● 2΄ ● Guatemala
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