The Children’s International Film Festival will take place over two weeks, from April 27 to May 6, 2018.
The festival caters for kids aged from 3 – 14, the festival will feature a selection of non-verbal shorter films for the mini film lover, and a more challenging mix of foreign and English language films from all over the world, for older budding cinephiles.
The festival team have sourced films from Berlin, Toronto, and Seattle film festivals.
Tickets are only $12.50 per session (for adults and children) with family passes also available.
Our picks at the festival:
Purple Dreams
“Purple Dreams follows six disadvantaged high school students on a powerful journey of transformation.”
Super Modo
Directed by Kenyan filmmaker Likarion Wainaina.
I Kill Giants
“Based on the acclaimed graphic novel, I Kill Giants tells the story of Barbara Thorson, a teenage girl who chooses to escape the realities of school and a drab family life by retreating into her magical world of Titans and Giants.”
Cloudboy
“Set in the majestic countryside of Lapland, “Cloudboy” explores the delicate balance that can be achieved between humans, animals, and the environment when proper respect and care are taken.”
You can view the full program here: www.chiff.com.au