2017 SHORTS | coastlinechildrens

The New York International Children’s Film Festival’s Best of the Fest touring program brings films to theaters and arts organizations around the country that might not otherwise have access to independent and international film programming for young people. Our goal is to create a more dynamic film culture for kids and teens. Selections from the 2016 New York International Children’s Film Festival program for big kids featuring My Grandfather was a Cherry Tree and Air-Mail.

ENGLISH & SUBTITLES

Louis J. Dorflinger, son of the founder of Dorflinger Glass Works, wrote in his diary on Monday, September 25, 1916 that three gentlemen from the Paramount Picture Company came to White Mills, Pennsylvania to “take pictures” of the glass house and shops and left the next day. This film, Sand Bubbles, was lost for almost 95 years until Milestone discovered it in a lot of 28mm films for sale on ebay.

SUBTITLED

The New York International Children’s Film Festival’s Best of the Fest touring program brings films to theaters and arts organizations around the country that might not otherwise have access to independent and international film programming for young people. Our goal is to create a more dynamic film culture for kids and teens. Selections from the 2016 New York International Children’s Film Festival program for younger audience members including Perfect Houseguest and Looks.

ENGLISH OR NO DIALOG

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KID FLIX 2

SAND BUBBLES, 1916

KID FLIX 1