Film

Piccolino is a worm that lives happily inside an apple in the countryside, until one day he goes outside to discover that his apple is no longer in an orchard and he is no longer in the country!

A Don Quixote keeps repeating his fight against windmills, but a child—with a dreamy and pure gaze on the same windmills—makes him understand that he is free.

Eight-year-old Yuan Yuan is determined to protect her newest pet, a tiny turtle named Lucy, at all costs—even if it means chasing down a massive hurricane called the Hollow Monster.

After a little flower salesman does something wrong for his client, he regrets his behavior and tries to make up for his mistake.

A young girl discovers the magical world of Rehak, who is a drawing on her bedroom wall.

We see the life of a logger and his horse deep in the Ardennes forest and the way traditions are passed through generations.

The story of four Mahu—people neither male nor female—who brought the healing arts to ancient Hawaii. Kapaemahu is a moolelo, a Hawaiian word that is often translated as “story, “tale,” or “myth,” but is also defined as “history,” “chronicle,” or “record.”

Circus culture is a space of diversity, cooperation, and integration—a magical space with real people. In this film, Ethiopian kids Liya, Beza, Habtamnesh, and Beniyam perform acrobatics amidst the backdrop of their beautiful country.

This urban fairy tale plays out on the mean streets of a mean city. A young thief tries to snatch an old woman’s bag, but she cannot have it without giving something in return: a promise. It sparks a journey that changes her life and gives her a chance to change the world for good.

In a world where lake monsters exist, we follow the daily life of Giacomo Rosetti, who takes care of Isy, the monster of Lake Iseo.

Hernán is a child who likes to fantasize about climbing mountains, but as he grows up, he realizes how hard it is to fulfill his goals. Still, he keeps putting one foot in front of another to get to the top.