Indiekid Films is delighted to return to the Salem Film Festival for a third year of outstanding independent cinema for children and families.
Family cinema means different things depending on who you’re talking to… sure it’s something we can all enjoy, not too spooky, something mom and dad find amusing, something that doesn’t talk down to kids. In our opinion, some of the best family cinema is made by family.
Hosted by Ascencia, LLC
Claymotion
by Ryan Carroll
United States, 3 mins.
Incorporating a catchy techno beat, this stop motion exploration film is a culmination of a group of high school students in Illinois that involves a claymation head dance.
Cloud Warriors
by Henry Bergin
United States, 11 mins.
A combined homage to Japanese homage and the imaginative nature of little boys, Cloud Warrior Eric must battle the evil robot…can he be saved by snack time?
Day of the Dead
by Jim Keeshen
United States, 21 mins.
The Mexican holiday is gorgeously explained in this animated short, relating the life and loves of a grandfather and his pet iguana.
Lost in the Woods
by Laura and Rob Sams
United States, 29 mins.
Shirley, an old box turtle, meets a very lost raccoon named Fernando Hernandafandavez and helps him discover the magic of spring. Told as a musical odyssey, they learn the truth about the little fawn who sleeps alone in the woods.
Envious Heart
by Carolyn Crissman
United States, 5 mins.
This story of five fairies teaching five gloomy dragons how to find happiness is an animated rendition of Carl Orff's 1936 Carmina Burana.
No Problem
by Emma Bergin
United States, 7 mins.
Emma is challenged by her father John to find her way out of desperate situations. Her optimism and resourcefulness are stunning examples of the ingenuity of children.
Water
by Tony Zadravec
Croatia, 2 mins.
Using two colors and simple drawings, the folklore of a country is eloquently retold transcending language barriers.
At Indiekid Films we believe everyone in the world, regardless of age, should have the ability to see and create great cinema. Take it to the street little people!
