TIFF Kids: Some Not-So-Final Thoughts
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Sunday April 21, 2013 I was hoping to blog about the TIFF Kids International Film Festival as it happened, but since the 2013 festival is in its final few hours as I write this, some post-festival wrap-up will have to suffice. The Feature Films During this year's festival, I managed to see seven of the feature films, and I enjoyed every one of them. They were all international productions and so will likely be hard to find again here in Canada, but if you do get the chance I would recommend any of them. I'll do write-ups on at least a few of them individually, but in the meantime here's a quick list, in the order of TIFF's recommended ages: Ages 6-8 Casper and Emma - Best Friends (Norway, 2012) || IMDB || YouTube Ages 8-10 Ernest and Celestine (France/Belgium/Luxembourg, 2011) || IMDB || YouTube Ages 8-12 The Diary of Summer (China, 2010) || YouTube Stepping on the Flying Grass (Indonesia, 2011) || IMDB || YouTube Ages 9-13 Eskil & Tr