You will find two programs in the repertoire "Playful stories for children" (recommended for students in grades 1-4) and "After School: What You Won't Hear at School" (recommended for students in grades 7-12). Both of these short film programs were prepared by junior and senior school students interested in cinema. The films in the programs are in the original language with Lithuanian subtitles.
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Program:
Playful stories for children (cartoon program created by children)
Thirteen animated stories will take the little ones to a colorful world full of play and adventure. Here they will meet a cheerful octopus and an aquarium keeper, a down-on-his-luck art thief and a girl learning to ride a bicycle. The piglet will try to teach the cow to skate, and the chameleon will save himself from funny situations. Humorous cartoons will delight you not only with funny stories, but also with a variety of animation styles. The program is made in cooperation with the Kaboom Animation Film Festival (Netherlands).
The program was prepared by "little programmers" - elementary school students aged 7-10 who are interested in cinema. Accompanied by professional film curators and educators, they selected films relevant to them. "Little Programmers" is part of the initiative of the European film festival network "Young4Film", inspired by the international project "Moving Cinema", partially financed by the MEDIA sub-programme of the EU program "Creative Europe".
You can find the program films here. here.
After School: What You Won't Hear at School (Young Programmers Program)
What you won't hear at school - this is what the films of this program will show, expanding the field of our current affairs. Forgotten religious and political terror, the inability to come to terms with historical changes, the current division of society and the tensions arising from it. With this program, we want to draw the viewer's attention to the problems that worry us about the future, which are not talked about in school, the media and social networks. It is important not to remain indifferent.
The program was prepared by "young programmers", an initiative of "Art Hive", which is in its eighth year, during which senior school students interested in cinema, accompanied by professional film curators, educators, and communication specialists, select films relevant to them, create film programs for cinemas and festivals, organize their presentations and publicize them. This initiative is part of the European film festival network "Young4Film", funded by the MEDIA sub-programme of the EU program "Creative Europe", and inspired by the international project "Moving Cinema".
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You can find the program films here. here.
More information: www.filmshorts.lt