CHILDREN'S FILMFEST
OPENING FILM AND FESTIVITIES
 

 

HINOKIO

Saturday, October 7, 10:00 am
CinéArts@Sequoia

Saturday, October 7, 12:00 pm
Party at the Outdoor Art Club

FILM AND PARTY $15 adults, $12 children HINO07P
FILM ONLY $10 adults, $8 children HINO07S
PARTY ONLY $5 adults, $4 children PARTY07

Join us for the US premiere of the Japanese film Hinokio, a touching story of a boy, his robot avatar and a tough girl in a near future world.

Our party for kids at the Outdoor Art Club, directly across the street from CinéArts@Sequoia, will feature scrumptious food from Whole Foods Market Mill Valley, desserts from “Take a Dip” Fondue Fountains and live entertainment from family favorite The Bubble Lady!

SATURDAY PARADE:
ICE CREAM AND KAZOOS

Saturday, October 14, 1:30 pm
Christopher B. Smith Rafael Film Center
FREE with any Children’s FilmFest ticket stub.

After our short films program, join us in a kazoo parade around the block, led by troubadors Orange Sherbet (Tamsen Fynn and Jill Pierce). Free ice cream afterward.

CHILDREN'S FILMFEST
CLOSING FILM AND FESTIVITIES

THE PEACE TREE

Sunday, October 15, 12:45 pm
Christopher B. Smith Rafael Film Center

FILM AND EVENT $10 ADULTS, $8 CHILDREN  PEAC15R

After the film, join director Mitra Sen as we build our very own peace tree at the Marin Youth Center, one block from the theater on Third Street. This after-film event is free.

Additional Information

All Children's FilmFest Films 

About Subtitles
To enhance our very young viewer’s appreciation of foreign-language movies in the Children’s FilmFest, we provide the unique service of having actors read subtitles aloud, and we play these through individual headphones, which allows those who do not require the service to have an equally pleasurable film experience. We have a limited number of headsets, so the arrangement is first come, first served. The headphone symbol indicates these screenings.

Age Recommendations
Please bear in mind that the age ranges that follow each children’s film program description are approximations, and may reflect only consideration of a program’s length or subject matter and not necessarily whether the content is appropriate for your child. Every child is different and every parent has different standards.