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Imaginaria Kids is a special section of the Imaginaria festival dedicated to children and teenagers.
The program includes workshops, animated lectures, special meetings and short films and animated feature films.
Every evening there will be the “Children’s Jury” which will award, on Saturday 25th, the prize for the “Best Animated Short Film for kids“.
All the activities of the program are free but be careful to always give priority to children!
The projections are coordinated by the Ass. “Semi di Carta”.
The exhibitions, located on the first floor of San Benedetto, are open from 6 pm to midnight from 21 to 25 August.
The schedule of planned activities may vary due to major forces.
We recommend that you consult this website for updates.
h.18.00 – Complesso di San Benedetto
Workshop by Beatrice Pucci
Paper Garden
Each participant will have the opportunity to move and build their own imaginary garden made of cut out cards.
The final result will be a collective video.
(NOTE: completed registrations)
h.19.30 – Giardino dei Limoni di San Benedetto
Animated readings by Ass. Semi di Carta di Conversano.
TENEBROSSA by Jean-Luc Fromental and Joëlle Jolivet (Ear Unripe publisher) conducted by Rosa Pepe.
A strange fact happens in Tenebrossa, a town of lively skeletons.
There is someone who steals tibias and peroni, omeri and ribs, leaving all limping and invalid.
Discovering the truth is work for Sherloss, who instantly puts himself with a calculator and lens on the trail of the fast and mysterious thief.
(max 15 participants – reservation required at 3398669987)
h.20.30 – Piazzetta Sturzo
International competition “Animated Short Film for Kids“
Volcano Island by Anna Katalin Lovrity (Hungary, 2017, 9’9)
Gelato – Seven Summers of Ice Cream Love by Daniela Opp (Germany, 2017, 12’18)
Big Bernards by Antone Dhondt, Joseph Loche (France, 2017, 3’28)
Lemon & Elderflower by Ilenia Cotardo (UK, 2017, 2’41)
Flower Found! by John Leeuwerink (Netherlands, 2017, 6’46)
Where’s Ronald? by John Leeuwerink (Netherlands, 2017, 6’43)
The eel, the weasel and the vulture by Suki (France, 2017, 4’40)
At the end of the screenings the “Children’s Jury” will award the prize for the “Best Animated Short Film for Kids”
h.21.30 – Piazzetta Sturzo
Tribute to Isao Takahata
La storia della principessa splendente (Japan, 2013, 137’)
