Short Films for Children (U)

Tuesday 10 Nov 2026 - 16:00
HOME - Cinema 2
Runtime: 66 mins (approx.)

Bring the whole family to our enchanting screening of animated short films made for children, coming from across the world. Delight in colourful adventures, heartwarming tales, and imaginative worlds — a cinematic treat for all ages.

Films in this programme

See the Sea

Dir. Kristīne Zvirbule // Latvia

In every proper closet lives a creature. Every proper creature dreams of something. Some dream of buttons,some dream of correct order of things, but one dreams of the sky, of seagulls, of the sea.

Battery Grandma

Dir. Seungbae Jeon // South Korea

Battery Grandma actively works inside Dong-gu’s grandma’s blood pressure monitor and radio. One summer during his school break, Dong-gu visits his grandma’s place in the countryside. Dong-gu chases a baby wild boar into a cornfield, only to encounter a much larger one. Will Dong-gu’s Grandma and Battery Grandma be able to save him in time?

Singularity

Dir. Andy Goralczyk // Netherlands

In a distant timeline of the universe, strange luminous creatures flew among the stars… When an ominous cosmic event swallows the icy home of a small space critter, he must find refuge among a colorful flock watched over by a vast celestial being.

Into the Forest

Dir. Antonin Niclass // Switzerland

In a quiet stop-motion studio, a small monkey awakens. All is frozen. A glowing jungle flickers on-screen, almost alive. With two friends, it builds its own from scraps: an imagined forest, their only escape.

Pigeons

Dir. Zazie Capobianco // United Kingdom, United States

An animated film about the history of pigeons.

BipBop

Dir. Duncan Rudd // United Kingdom

BipBop is a calm, sensory animated adventure series designed for little ones and families. Each episode follows BipBop, a curious girl who uses movement and sound to explore vibrant landscapes and make new friends.

Grounded

Dir. Chris Callus // New Zealand

Left behind as others take flight, a young ladybird discovers that sometimes in life you need a helping hand... or eight.

Pol the Pirate Mouse – The Lost Ship

Dir. Bouwine Pool // Netherlands

Whenever the fearless Captain Pol dives into an adventure with her friends, everything seems to go wrong—but thanks to her unstoppable enthusiasm, they end up discovering unexpected treasures, extraordinary places, and, most importantly, each other.