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Asheville International Children’s Film Festival
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- When: Weekdays, Nov. 1 to Nov. 5
- Time: 9:30-11:30 am
- Cost: $5.00 per person
- Where: The Carolina Asheville, 14640 Hendersonville Rd., Asheville, NC 28803 P 274-9500.
Schools are encouraged to arrive 30 minutes before the film starts. There will be a choice of 5 screenings to choose from.
Payment is due by October 15, 2010. Please send a check to: Asheville International Children’s Film Festival, 1207 River Ridge Dr., Asheville, NC 28803.
For more information or to book a field trip call 828-298-4789 or Contact us by email!
Screening 1
Mon. – Fri. at 9:30am : Nov. 1-5 cost $5On My WayThe kids in these films are growing up fast, expanding their horizons and learning about the world as they tackle everything from bad hair days to much more complicated problems. This program shows the daily dramas, dreams and decisions made by kids in Iran, Mexico, Sweden, and the USA — and it even includes a film made by kids in Seattle. Ages 8 and up. Total running time: 58 min |
Films: The Magic Stamp (USA); Cocoon Child (Germany); Mr. Mack’s Kitchen (USA); Father Gave Water (Iran); Frog (Sweden); Immersion (USA); Something to Hold Onto (USA).
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Screening 2
Mon. – Fri. at 9:30am : Nov. 1-5 cost $5PassportOn this cinematic voyage, you’ll hear stories from Madagascar, Mexico, Iran, Brazil, Palestine, India and Kenya, and meet real-life kids who are making the world a better place. Ages 9 and up. Total running time: 77 min |
Films: Bamiyan (Patrick Pleutin, France); To Be a Child in Iran (Behrooz Karamizade, Iran); The Scarecrow Girl (Cassio Pereira dos Santos, Brazil); Madagascar, a journey diary (Guilaine Bergeret, France); Warda (Louise-Marie Colon and Delphine Hermans, Belgium/Palestine); Breakout: The Power of One (Lalita Krishna, Canada, www.breakoutonline.ca).
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Screening 3
Mon. – Fri. at 9:30am : Nov. 1-5 cost $5Totally Tall TalesGather around for a high-spirited collection of Greek myths, African fables, Mexican and Brazilian legends, Hungarian folk tales and Irish yarns. You’ll be amazed by these bigger-than-life stories! Grades 2-5. Total running time: 70 min. Four films have subtitles. Languages: French, Hungarian, Poruguese, Purhepecha and Spanish. |
Films: Beginnings of the Armadillo (France); The Salmon of Knowledge (Ireland); Long Long Ago: Warty Tree (Ireland); Ideation (USA); Legend of the Bat (UK/Mexico); Josué e o Pé de Macaxeira (Brazil); SOL (UK); The Wee King (Hungary); Leila (Belgium/Burkino Faso); A Water Tale (USA).
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Screening 4
Mon. – Fri. at 9:30am : Nov. 1-5 cost $5Creature ComfortsThis program is tailor-made for the festival’s youngest viewers with colorful films filled with sweet animals, cheerful music and gentle stories. Grades Preschool-2. Total running time: 62 min. Three films have subtitles. Languages: Farsi and Spanish. |
Films: Green Leaf (Germany); Pink Nunug (Switzerland); When Apples Roll (Latvia); Tales for Tiny Tots (Sweden); Saari (Spain); Electric Car (USA); Miriam’s Broken Picture (Estonia); ¿Y por qué? (Venezuela); Cuento de Lac: The C Story (Spain); Hajar’s Wedding (Iran); Un Duelo (Mexico); Glow (Canada.)
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Screening 5
Mon. – Fri. at 9:30am : Nov. 1-5 cost $5What a Wonderful WorldThis program is filled with films |
Films: Head Dwellers (Hungary); Nappy Heads (Canada); For a Fistful of Snow (Switzerland); The Mouse That Soared (USA); Hello Antenna (Germany); Betty—The Doll (Sweden); Crane and Digger (Germany); The Moth and the Firefly ( USA); Getting Dad (Australia); The King of the Island (Italy).
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