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REDCAT International Children’s Film Festival, May 2-17

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If you’ve got budding cinephile children in your life, there’s a great place to take them for the next three weekends!

Saturday, May 2, 2015 to Sunday, May 17, 2015 12:00 pm;1:30pm; 3:00 p.m. programs
 The 10th annual REDCAT International Children’s Film Festival features three weekends of adventurous short-film programs to appeal to moviegoers of all ages. Magical, exhilarating works made by acclaimed filmmakers and up-and-coming auteurs showcases work from around the globe—including Iran, Brazil, Sweden, Russia, Taiwan, Pakistan, Korea, The Netherlands, Ukraine— to inspire the whole family. Festival highlights include the latest in both live action and animated shorts.
*Special Opening day activities include an arts workshop provided by the Armory Center for the Arts; beach ball and t-shirt giveaways!
Program notes:
Saturday, May 2*

12:00 pm   Party Animals (Ages 2 and up, 62 min.)
1:30 pm     Abracadabra (Ages 4 and up, 55 min.)
3:00 pm     Be Different (Ages 7 and up, 72 min.)

Sunday, May 3
12:00 pm   Snuggle Time (Ages 2 and up, 57 min.)
1:30 pm     Free Your Mind (Ages 6 and up, 76 min.)
3:00 pm     Wave of Wonder (Ages 8 and up, 71 min.)

Saturday, May 9
12:00 pm   Fantastic Journeys (Ages 4 and up, 70 min.)
1:30 pm     High Tech Hijinks (Ages 5 and up, 63 min.)

Sunday, May 10
12:00 pm   Snuggle Time (Ages 2 and up, 57 min.)
1:30 pm     Party Animals (Ages 2 and up, 62 min.)
3:00 pm     Family Matters (Ages 7 and up, 70 min.)

Saturday, May 16
12:00 pm   Party Animals (Ages 2 and up, 62 min.)
1:30 pm     High Tech Hijinks (Ages 5 and up, 63 min.)
3:00 pm     Finding My Way (Ages 9 and up. 63 min.)

Sunday, May 17
12:00 pm   Snuggle Time (Ages 2 and up, 57 min.)
1:30 pm     Abracadabra (Ages 4 and up, 55 min.)
3:00 pm     Fantastic Journeys (Ages 4 and up, 70 min.)

Curated by Elizabeth Shepherd and Katie Pappageorge.

Funded in part with generous support from members of the REDCAT Circle and REDCAT Council.