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School Programs 2018 : February 5 to March 16
Program A: Recommended for Pre-K to Grade 1
Creatures Great And Small
In this collection of 11 animated films from around the world, we meet all kinds of friends, big and small, learning that size is just a matter of perspective.
Themes: friendship, cooperation, imagination, different perspectives
Total Duration: 46 minutes
 Lili Loves FoodDenmark/UK I Directed by Siri Melchior I Lili loves food, especially dessert. |  CrocodileGermany I Directed by Julia Ocker I Crocodile just wants to snack on some pretzel sticks, but this little activity proves to be challenging. |  You Are Not SmallUSA I Directed by Virginia Wilkos I Two bears argue over who is big or small until they realize that size is a matter of perspective. |
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 Bat TimeGermany I Directed by Elena Walf I After a nice nap, Bat is ready to play but all his friends are fast asleep! |  Some ThingGermany I Directed by Elena Walf I A small mountain is intimidated by his massive neighbours and the treasures they hold, but one day, he comes into his own. |  Celebrate TodayUSA I Directed by Tony Dusko I Every day is a new day to celebrate! |
 Once Upon A Blue MoonUK I Directed by Steve Boot I An astronaut on a mission has a close encounter of the friendly kind. |  Where's the Fish?Taiwan I Directed by Enson Huang I A bear forgetful bear searches for his missing lunch. |  Awesome Beetle's ColoursLatvia I Directed by Indra Sproge I Let's sing the ABCs with an awesome little beetle! |
 I Want My Hat BackUSA I Directed by Galen Fott I Bear's hat is missing and he is determined to find it. |  My Magic TrickUSA I Directed by Galen Fott I Travel round the world with your imagination - it's the best magic trick! |
Program B: Recommended for Grades 1 to 5
Down With Bullies!
This collection features 9 empowering films from 7 different countries. Skillful
storytelling portrays how unique characters find a way to stand up to their bullies and overcome differences.
Themes: bullying, peer acceptance, friendship, community bonding
Total Duration: 57 minutes
 SpillAustralia I Directed by Aaron Ellis I When the school bully destroys Max's prized marble collection, he finds a creative way to get even. | Some ThingGermany I Directed by Elena Walf I A little mountain is intimidated by his massive neighbours but one day, he comes into his own. |  Bunny New GirlAustralia I Directed by Natalie van den Dungen A self-conscious little girl discovers that friendship can overcome differences. |
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 Catch ItFrance I Directed by Paul Bar I A group of determined meerkats refuses to let a vulture get away with their meal. |  LitterbugsUK I Directed by Peter Stanley-Ward I Inventive Alice comes up with an ingenious plan to get back at the girls who bully her. |  The Child Who Hammered NailsCanada I Directed by Isabelle Kanape I A bad-tempered girl is told by her father to hammer a nail into the wall every time she gets angry with someone. When she removes the nails, she learns a valuable life lesson. |
 How to make a friendUSA I Directed by Tony Dusko I Making friends is easy, but be careful! |  The CrookUSA I Directed by Tyler Ayres I A little crook learns that it's not easy to get away with crime. |  The Chattergroup of Mamas & GrandmasTaiwan I Directed by Yi-Lan Elementary School Gifted Class I This award-winning kid-produced documentary takes a look at a community spring which brings everyone together in their daily tasks. |
Program C: Recommended for Grades 5 to 10
Welcome To My Life
Curated for our most mature age-group, this compilation of 6 inspiring films encourages pre-teens and teenagers to reflect on issues of self-identity, authority
and social justice. This collection includes the 2017 Oscar-winning film, Sing!
Themes: diversity, self-identity, social justice
Total Duration: 68 minutes
 Welcome To My LifeUSA I Directed by Elizabeth Ito I This animated mockumentary looks at the social life of high schooler Takeshi, a regular teenager who happens to be a big green monster. |  LilaArgentina/Spain I Carlos Lascano I Using her wonderful imagination and drawing skills, Lila magically changes the lives of those around her. But what does she want for herself? |  SingHungary I Directed by Kristof Deak I 2017 Oscar winner for Best Live-Action Short Film. As an important competition approaches, a group of students have to choose between winning and standing up for what's right. |
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Celebrate TodayUSA I Directed by Tony Dusko I Every day is a new day to celebrate! |  Scott And JuliaNetherlands I Directed by Annelies Kruk A terrible accident changes Scott's life forever but he only looks to the future with his girlfirend, Julia. |  The CrookUSA I Directed by Tyler Ayres I A little crook learns that it's not easy to get away with crime. |
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