Book Tickets

Thu 29 May
11:00
Sat 31 May
11:00
Sun 01 Jun
11:00

The London International Animation Festival presents 10 Stunning Animated Shorts for 3 – 12 year-old PG

Part of Films for the Family
Various Directors, Various Countries, Various Years, 60m.

Like childhood, animation is full of wonder and simple pleasures. This carefully chosen programme for our littlest and most special audience contains 10 of the best, most recent wonderful short animated films, full of joy, from all around the world. There’ll be talking animals, seriously fun adventures and wondrous tales to spark those little imaginations.


For more information about the London International Animation Festival and our programmes please look at the website at www.liaf.org.uk


My Name is Fear

The fear that lives in your head wants to give an interview. Maybe you and Fear can become friends, or maybe there is a reason to be scared of Fear.


Germany 2021 Dir: Eliza Płocieniak-Alvarez 5 min


Swing

In a world of toys a wooden robot feels lonely. When another robot appears their relationship starts to blossom.


Spain 2022 Dir: Ignasi Tarruella 5 min


Bellysaurus

A tiny dinosaur dreams that she is a big scary dinosaur. When danger strikes, she learns it’s what’s on the inside that counts—literally.


Australia 2021 Dir: Philip Watts 8 min


Fox for Edgar

Edgar is not getting a lot of attention and affection from his parents, as they prefer spending time with their smartphones and laptops than with their son.


Germany 2021 Dir: Pauline Kortmann 8 min


Meta

Interconnection, form, function, flow: all these big ideas about change and growth sprout in playful ways when creatures shape shift and dance to the rhythm of discovery.


Germany 2022 Dir: Antje Heyn 4 min


The Adventures of Goar

An undersea explorer called Goar dives into the bottom of the sea to save her robot friend.


China 2021 Dir: Sergio Lu 6 min


Heartwood

Midge is hiking in the woods with her boring father. When she decides to leave the monotony of the hiking trail to set off on her own adventure, she makes a magical discovery.


UK 2021 Dir: Clara Schildhauer, Reyes Fernández 4 min


How Shammies Travelled

Hankie proposes to travel around the house with eyes closed. Space under the table suddenly turns into a dragon’s cave and the stairs into snowy cliffs.


Latvia 2021 Dir: Edmunds Jansons 6 min


Lost Brain

Every time Louise the crocodile sneezes, she loses part of her brain, until she cannot perform simple tasks and becomes trapped inside her own apartment.


Switzerland 2022 Dir: Isabelle Favez 6 min


The Smortlybacks Come Back!

In a barren world TamLin of the Little People travels with his herd of splendid smortlybacks in search of greener pastures.


Switzerland 2022 Dir: Ted Sieger 8 min


On Sunday mornings our Family Screenings are followed by a free activity for Children.


The screening is Pay What You Can, which means you’re free to pay as much or as little as you can afford. By paying for a ticket, you will enable us to keep offering Pay What You Can screenings to families struggling with the cost of living. Thank you

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Book Tickets

Thu 29 May
Part of Films for the Family 11:00
Sat 31 May
Part of Films for the Family 11:00
Sun 01 Jun
Part of Films for the Family 11:00