Young Audience selection: Kids

A programme for all the family from the age of 4.

The Kids screening is free and requires a special ticket to be collected from the ticket office (online or in person).

With the Young Audience selection, we invite you to step into a movie theater and let yourself be carried away by your feelings for the duration of a showing of short films. Find yourself questioning the world we live in with curiosity and sharing this experience with the other audience members. It’s an opportunity for our youngest viewers to hone their gaze and critical skills to become tomorrow’s festival-goers through a genuine school for budding film buffs.

The Kids programme will be a special time for families, and will still be free. The screening on Wednesday 5 February in Cocteau theater will be the opportunity to present the CANAL+ Kids’ Coup de Cœur with the class from Aristide-Briand school in Clermont-Ferrand.

To expand our horizons and offer an authentic moment for exchange, this year the programmes will once again prominently feature sharing experiences and discovering both others and the world at large.

With the exception of the School Sessions [SCO], all these screenings are open to the general public during the festival. Some screenings are dedicated exclusively to school groups, and can be booked in advance.

To take the experience further, we offer you the Petits Ateliers at Mille Formes, Initiation into Art for kids 0-6 years old, and the Atelier, fleeting film school at the Centre Blaise Pascal, as well as all the other activities the organization Sauve qui peut le court métrage and our Image Education Center put on throughout the year.

Selection in progress. See you at the end of December for the unveiling of the films.

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Selection coordination

Bertrand Rouchit
b.rouchit@clermont-filmfest.org

Selection committee for the Young Audiences programmes

Laura Addamo, Marine Bordes, Fabien De Macedo, Léa Enjalbert, Manon Guerin, Alexandre Martin, Agnès Reure, Bertrand Rouchit, Ninon Severin.