Family Film/ Short Films for Families (PG)

Space bees, screen time and magical drawings - a vibrant collection of animations all about the power of curiosity.
Sat 5 Sep and Sat 19 Sep
Sat 5 Sep
and
Sat 19 Sep

A vibrant collection of short films all about how curiosity drives us forward, helping us learn about ourselves, others and the wider world.

Short Films for Families showcases a wide variety of animations from France, Portugal, Germany, Czech Republic and the UK.

Film screening in this programme:

The Girl with the Occupied Eyes – A girl wanders through the world, never taking her eyes off her phone, but there’s a lot more to see out there.

Buzz - On a prairie millions of miles from home, a grumpy space farmer is having trouble with one of her hive: a robot bee called Buzz that keeps going rogue.

- A young boy sets off with his companion animal in an attempt to bring water back to the dried-up spring that feeds their home.

Wolfie – An artist creates Wolfie, a mischievous ink-blot wolf, whose chaos may hide an unexpected and transformative gift.

Lola and the Sound of Piano - Lola and her friends build a noise machine to communicate with Simon, Lola’s neurodiverse younger brother who has a special connection to sounds. [In French with English subtitles.]

 

Age Guidance 
Short Films for Families is recommended for children aged 7 and above. The films address some these which may not be suitable for younger children. 

 

Short Films for Families is presented in partnership with Discovery Film Festival and Dundee Contemporary Arts. 

 

       




Family Film/ Short Films for Families (PG)
Director
Various
Duration
64 min
Opening
Sat 5 Sep
Language
English, French
Subtitles
Partial English

Certificate: PG

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