REDCAT International Children's Film Festival 2010: Day Four

Now in its fifth year, this audience favorite offers a treasure trove of cinematic delights for filmgoers of all ages. Five days feature more than a dozen programs that bring wondrous animation, exhilarating live action, rarely shown classics, and highlights from Cinemagic, Belfast. The festival also includes a very special Nickelodeon Family Fun Day.

Festival Programs by Date:  Feb 27  |  Feb 28  |  Mar 1  |  Mar 6  |  Mar 7

12 PM  

CREATURE COMFORT 

The festival's youngest viewers will love this tailor-made collection of films filled with colorful animals, cheerful music and gentle stories. Some films have subtitles--so snuggle close and read along!

• Green Leaf  Harry Flosser, Germany 
• Pink Nanuq  Jeanine Reutemann, Switzerland 
• When Apples Roll  Reinis Kalnaellis, Latvia 
• Tales for Tiny Tots  Gun Jacobson and Anna-Clara Tidholm 
• Saari  Veronica Lassenius, Spain 
• Electric Car  Max Porter and Ru Kuwahata, USA 
• Miriam's Broken Picture  Priit Tender, Estonia 
• ¿Y por qué?  Germán Anzola, Venezuela 
• Cuento de Lac: The C Story  Carlos Navarro, Spain 
• Hajar's Wedding  Mahin Javaherian, Iran 
• Un Duelo  Felipe Esquivel, Mexico 
• Glow  Jenna Byun, Canada 

Ages 3 and up. Total running time: 62 min. Three films have English subtitles.

1:30 PM  

CHILLS AND THRILLS 

Fasten your seat belts for a cinematic roller coaster ride, filled with spooky animation and surreal stories. If you like your movies served with a side of goose bumps, these films are for you!

• Teleportation  Markus Dietrich, Germany 
• The Portrait for the Pest  Lucia Las Heras, Argentina 
• Bob's Knee  Mike Attie, USA 
• The Royal Nightmare  Alex Budovsky, USA 
• Alma  Rodrigo Blaas, Spain 
• Les Escargots de Joseph  Sophie Roze, France 
• Careful with that Power Tool  Jason Stutter, New Zealand 
• Price 2,70 Fts  Roland Ballai Tóth, Hungary 
• Elephants  Sally Pearce, Wales 

Ages 8 and up. Total running time: 69 min. Three films have English subtitles.

3 PM  PASSPORT 

On this cinematic voyage you'll hear stories from Madagascar, Mexico, Iran, Brazil, Palestine, India and Kenya, and meet real-life kids who are making a difference. 

• Bamiyan  Patrick Pleutin, France 
• To Be a Child in Iran  Behrooz Karamizade, Iran 
• The Scarecrow Girl  Cássio Pereira dos Santos, Brazil 
• Madagascar, a journey diary  Guilaine Bergeret, France 
• Warda  Louise-Marie Colon and Delphine Hermans, Belgium/Palestine 
• Breakout: The Power of One  Lalita Krishna, Canada 

Ages 9 and up. Total running time: 77 min. Five films have English subtitles; brief non-offensive nudity in one film.