REDCAT International Children’s Film Festival | Day Three
REDCAT International Children's Film Festival
REDCAT International Children's Film Festival
Presented in partnership with Northwest Film Forum
REDCAT rolls out the red carpet for a mind-expanding collection of short film programs, each crafted with care to appeal to the next generation of movie-lovers. Inspiring, magical works made by acclaimed filmmakers and up-and-coming auteurs alike take you on a celluloid ride around the globe. Experience enchanting programs for tiny tots, chills and thrills for adventurous older viewers, and films sure to inspire the whole family.
12:00 pm | All Creatures Great and Small
Savor this sweet treat—a selection of short films filled with cuddly animals, sweet music and gentle stories.
- Mr. Snail and Ball Bug Victor Blasco, Argentina
- Bigbox Singsong John Warren Brown, Canada
- Mr. Shape Motohiro Shirakawa, Japan
- Tah-Dah Stacey Chomiak, Canada
- Pierre and the Spinach Dragon Hélène Tragesser, Germany
- Fluffy-Tiny and Vegetables Miyuki Echigoya, Japan
- Boo and Baa Have Company Anna and Staffan Erlandsson, Sweden
- Sixten: Bedtime Liselotte Blomberg, Sweden
- Sesame Workshop: Birds Julian Grey, Canada
- Blue Elephant Sung-chi Lo, Taiwan
- The Tiger’s Gift Josh Addessi and Jimi Bonogofsky, USA
- The Children’s Tree Abel Ruiz-Vazquez, Germany
- Knitted Nights Gil Alkabetz, Germany
- Deere John Mitchell Rose, USA
- Mig Said Series: Friends Mig Jou, Taiwan
- Firefly Yu-Chuan Kao, Taiwan
Ages 3 and up. Running time: 61 min
(Also screening on April 17, 12:00 pm)
1:30 pm | Indigenous Showcase
This program curated by Tracy Rector of Longhouse Media is a journey of discovery and celebration, spotlighting emerging talents from indigenous communities around the world.
- It’s Always a Good Day to be Indigenous Native Lens, Intertribal/USA
- The TV SuperfFy Filmmaking–Group 2, Intertribal/USA
- The Story of Priest Point Native Lens/Tulalip Heritage School, USA
- Two Worlds Inside Out SuperFly Animation Group, Intertribal/USA
- Dancers of the Grass Melanie Jackson, Saulteaux/ Canada
- Button Blanket Zoe L. Hopkins, Mohawk/Canada
- How People Got Fire Daniel Janke, Canada
- The Visit Lisa Jackson, Ojibwe/Canada
- Little Thunder Nance Ackerman and Alan Syllboy, Mi’kmaq/Canada
- Kid Tales Ricardo Barahona, El Salvador
- Why We Play Basketball Native Lens, Coast Salish/ USA
- Mokopuna Ainsley Gardner, Maori/New Zealand
Ages 9 and up. Running time: 55 minutes
(Also screening on April 10, 2:30 pm)
3:00 pm | Round the World and Home Again
Take a whirlwind trip to find out about the plans, schemes and dreams of reel-life kids in seven different countries!
What Makes Me Happy–Angelina’s Film Annie Gibbs, UK/South Sudan
- The Yellow House: Old Johanne Catherine Kunze and Jacob Wellendorf, Denmark
- Terrain Razzari Brian Barney, France/USA
- Friends Friends Friends Barbara O’Halloran, USA
- My Name is Tuan Nguyen-Anh Nguyen, Canada
- Daddies’ Timetable Li-Chou Yang, Taiwan
- I Just Wanna Play Footy Michael McIntyre, Australia
Ages 8 and up. Running time: 60 min
Three films, in Mandarin, Danish and French, with English subtitles.
(Also screening on April 16, 1:30 pm)
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Funded in part with generous support from the George and Marylou Boone Fund for artistic advancement and Nickelodeon.
Date/Time | G | ST | CA |
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Sat 4.02.11 12:00 pm | $5 | $5 | $5 |
Sat 4.02.11 1:30 pm | $5 | $5 | $5 |
Sat 4.02.11 3:00 pm | $5 | $5 | $5 |
G - General Audience
M - REDCAT Members
ST - Students
CA - CalArts Students/Faculty/Staff