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SHORT FILMS FOR ALL AGES!
Comic-Con International welcomes the San Diego International Children's Film Festival back to Kids' Day for its fourth big year. This year's day-long programming of some of the finest of films for children of all ages also officially launches the 7th annual edition of the festival, which runs from July 25 through August 16 around San Diego. For more information regarding other venues and events, visit the SDICFF website at www.sdchildrensfilm.org. The San Diego International Children's Film Festival features short films made for children -- animation, live action, and documentary -- and screens all day long in Room 9 on the upper level of the Convention Center. Key: A = Animated • L = Live Action • D = Documentary 10:00–11:00 Program #1Animation Showcase! A reel of short animation from around the world, some of the best and most creative all-ages animation on the planet, including films from Germany, Canada, the UK, Denmark, France, Italy, Croatia, Japan, Singapore, and more. (A) 11:00–12:00 Program #2The Birthday Gift Pan Li A boy takes a job to help out his grandmother. (A) (Canada/China) Where, There, Here Soyeon Kim A playful visualization of hide-and-seek. Masked African characters dance to a pounding beat in this snappy and fluid animation using only sand. (A) (USA) Airport Goodbye Katie Maren Childhood friends will enjoy good memories forever. (A) (USA) Beans Marly Reed The whimsical adventures of one kid and a fistful of candy. (L/A) (Canada) Jellyfish Niche Jenny Sherman A little jellyfish has trouble finding his niche. (A) (USA) Squirrel Tale Jenny Sherman Charlie the squirrel is tired of acorns but notices there is a new tasty snack just across the road. Trouble ahead, though. (A) (USA) Hubo Erick Oh Hubo is a walking humanoid robot with a life-size bipedal frame, enjoying an encounter with an atypical bouncing ball. (A) (South Korea/USA) Tah-Dah Stacey Chomiak One bug, one farmer, and the cello that brought them together. (A) (Canada) Tall Tale Bettany Biggs Having yearned for acceptance, an outcast discovers she is key to survival of the kingdom that cast her aside (A) (USA) Leonardo Jim Capobianco From the Pixar animator, Leonardo da Vinci and his dream of flight. An allegory for the creative muse. (A) (USA) 12:00–1:00 Program #3The Girl, the City, the Magi (A Bedtime Story) Greg Brehm A girl with big dreams gets quite a surprise when she meets three magical pint-sized wise guys. (A) (USA) Tableau Chris Anderson A man with a TV for a head uses his subconscious mind to summon his savior. (A) (USA) Frogs, Toads, Love Barbara Parks What more do you need, really? (A) (USA) Wanda Barbara Parks A little girl has a nonstop desire to get everything she can and more. Of course, having everything and more is not always wonderful. (A) (USA) Summer Marc Wiskemann Love becomes a possibility on a warm summer evening. (A) (USA) Tommy T Bone David Icely An animated T-bone steak runs from his hungry nemesis. (A) (USA) The Pumpkin Gatherer David Icely, Lucas Gonzales, Matt Cullen Strangeness lurks in the role of the pumpkin gatherer. (A) (USA) The Plant Jennifer Oxley A girl devises a creative solution to get her kite from the branches of a tall tree. (A) (USA) Gallery Girl Andrew Marshel Tired of her flat existence, a girl painted on an Egyptian hieroglyphic wall decides to explore the other paintings. A festival favorite from the DreamWorks animator. (A) (USA) 1:00–2:00 Program #4A Day at the Beach Douglas Williams An adventurer does not hesitate. (A) (USA) One Small Step Damien Slevin 600 million humans saw a man walk on the moon for the first time. They were not the only ones watching. (A) (Australia) The Little Hermit Lance Martin A little life experience helps us understand the big world around us. (A) (USA) Li'l Emo's HallowEmo Craig Lew A candy-obsessed Emo Girl disturbs a huge winged creature in her quest to gather the most goodies on Halloween. (A) (USA) The Ingredient Tad Patterson A stop-motion animated film wherein Lucky the beaver must stop an unscrupulous wizard and his pet monster. (A) (USA) Karma Café Eben Kostbar A lonely young man finds words of wisdom from a coffee server. An all-time festival favorite. (L) (USA) 2:00–3:00 Program #5Chickens of the Sea Steve Furman The great prairie chicken is more clever than we knew, and can really shake a tail feather. (D) (USA) Ride of the Mergansers Steve Furman Mergansers ducklings make their way in the real world. Our audience goes crazy for this one. (D) (USA) The Wishing Well Rod Maxwell A woman seeks love at a wishing well. A festival gem, returned for an encore. (L/A) (USA) Remember Me Alyssa Barber Timothy and Helen hold their dearest memories of family life close. (A) (USA) 3:00–4:00 Program #6Alex & the Ghosts Eric Warin A story of childhood magic and wonderment surrounding a legendary hockey team. (A) (Canada) Ticket for Success Daniel Bydlowski/Marcos Casilli A film director makes a drama that turns out as a comedy. (A) (USA/Brazil) Lightheaded Mike Dacko A group of candle creatures rely on athletics and loyalty to better understand a new visitor. (A) (USA) Anna's World Shu Low, Simon Cheu A 5-year-old girl casts a spell to counter an oddball invader. (A) (Australia) Zulal Sean B. Conly A girl spends her time in a bathtub in the middle of the desert. (A) (Canada) Skylight David Baas An animated mock documentary about the ecological plight of penguins in the Antarctic. (A) (Canada) Hey Guy Ben Shetrit The sci-fi fantasy adventure of a little girl and her pet toad. (A) (Israel) Play Time, Dinosaur, Those Two Idiots, Mother of Invention Noah Sterling, Stephen Spector, Aidan Veldsman, David Dubrow Four daring and delightful animated wonders from the French Woods Camp animation school. (A) (USA) Propose Daniel Racusin A music video for the Japanese band Paraele Stripes. (A) (USA/Japan) Dear Fatty Hsin-I Tseng A little girl writes a letter to her pet hamster Fatty, wondering why he took a trip away from home. (A) (USA) Thom Cat Mike Gray Thom G. Cat is a genius inventor, a brilliant scientist, and a fashion trendsetter...not bad for a cat! (A) (7:00) (USA) The Infinite Goliath Mike Gray The alleged master of evil meets his match in neighborhood children. (A) (USA) Abridged Arjun Rihan Two pieces of the Bay Bridge work together and fall in love. (A) (USA) 4:00–5:00 Program #7Best of Fest Various A handful of the best short films and animation from the last five years of the festival to close the day! (L/A) (Global) |
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