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The Music Box

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The Great Chinese Cultural Revolution was a political campaign in China launched and led by Mao Zedong from 1966 to 1976. Nearly ten million people, including outstanding scientists, artists, intellectuals and ordinary people, died during these "Ten Years of Turmoil" or "Ten Years of Holocaust." This animated short film is based on a real story and sets in China during the Cultural Revolution in 1967, It is about a young boy Liang Liang, whose family is suddenly taken to the countryside by Red Guards. He is able to grab the only thing he treasures which is a western-style music box and is careful not to expose it to the red guards since it was linked to western culture. The film mirrors tragedies that befall children and families who are forced to leave their homes, due to war, colonization and political campaigns - unfortunately a situation which is all too common today.

Amazing Kids- In their own words

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Children from different backgrounds share their unique experiences of the autistic spectrum in their own words.

Cyberspace Pirates

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An animated action short paying homage to '80s and '90s sci-fi films and animated series! Set in Neo Gogo! A world built from mid-'90s technology, people occupying large computer buildings and connected together with WLAN (World Local Area Network) a massive social network completely void of any wireless connection. One day a girl named Alice drops into a back alley pawnshop, where she finds a peculiar item of interest - A smartphone?! Things start to get messy when the owner refuses to haggle, leading to a showdown between Cyber Pirates and a buff Power Ra... I mean a buff Future Cop!

District 18

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District 18 is the story of a young woman living in a society where diversity is shunned, but she longs for freedom of belief.

Passage

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Finding herself in a state of limbo, an Indian woman revisits her immigration journey and voyages through a tempestuous emotional landscape of memory, identity, belonging and the illusion of the American Dream.

Rushed

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In a lonely world, a mysterious figure is chased by threatening shadows and inexplicable sounds. Is there a way out? One has to find it's way out.

Mimi meets Books

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Warmly presents how Mimi meets and falls in love with books.

Mimi Says No

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Mimi Says No is an animation closely in tune with the everyday life and inner world of children. Mimi’s mother wants to help Mimi navigate various life situations, but Mimi insists on doing everything herself. It conveys momentary beauty, warmth and thought through a simple story. Finally, because the titular tag line is expressed solely from the child’s standpoint, it abounds with childlike charm and righteousness!