Showcasing 8 collections of the best short films for kids from more than 30 countries, each programme is curated to engage kids in a fun, thought-provoking, and creative way.
15 June
Rumbly In My Tumbly
- 10.15am | 45min
- Ages 2–7
The charming animated films in this collection feature what we all need - food and friends! Meet adorably zany characters who love food or may even be food!
Dragons In Training
- 11.30am | 55min
- Ages 5–11
The lovable and determined characters in this collection will inspire anyone! A young girl in an arcade goes all out to win a toy, two siblings devise a creative plot to get a puppy, and a dachshund fights his own tail for dominance. Also showcasing Zog, adapted from Julia Donaldson's bestselling book by the award-winning producers of The Gruffalo and Room On The Broom.
16 June
Leaps & Bounds
- 10.15am | 45min
- Ages 2–7
Playing, learning and growing are important tasks for little ones. Sometimes, they take it too seriously, and at other times, they just want to take a nap!
These wonderfully creative films will delight the youngest audience and charm adults too.
Breaking Through
- 11.30am | 60min
- Ages 7–14
Watch how these spunky heroes rise to the occasion! Whether to save a friend, get back at a foe, or tackle an impossible problem, they will risk everything for a breakthrough. Don't miss this hugely entertaining and inspiring collection.
Mice & Men
- 2.15pm | 55min
- Ages 5–11
Meet characters who possess big hearts and brave souls within their diminutive frames. Funny, moving, and often surprising, these imaginative films are a treat for everyone.
Give & Take
- 3.30pm | 65mins
- Ages 9–16
This collection looks at relationships within families, even across time and space.
In the Oscar-nominated One Small Step, an Asian American girl chases her dream with her father's support. In the Japanese-language film, Cat Days, a father and son are shaken by a harmless but surprising medical diagnosis. In acclaimed director Alain Gagnol's The Cat's Regret, a boy's mother sends him for a life-changing talk with a mysterious uncle.
Tickets are required for admission for children ages 1 and above and may be purchased here.
Children ages 12 and below must be accompanied by an adult.
Image Credit: National Gallery Singapore
Age
2–16
Price
Price: 12.9 SGD
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