Saturday, February 29 – 3:00pm (Julio Vincent Gambuto, USA, live-action, 2019, 92 min, English) All ages; best for ages 6+… Read more Team Marco (All Ages)

Saturday, February 29 – 3:00pm (Julio Vincent Gambuto, USA, live-action, 2019, 92 min, English) All ages; best for ages 6+… Read more Team Marco (All Ages)
Sunday, March 1 – 7:00pm Ages 7+ These short films by seasoned and youth Indigenous filmmakers share powerful lessons from… Read more Indigenous Showcase (Ages 7+ Short Film Program)
Saturday, February 29 – 5:00pm Ages 11+ This program celebrates beautiful and complex stories of identity and diversity — just… Read more Rainbow Roar (Ages 11+ LGBTQ Short Film Program)
Saturday, March 7 – 11:30amOn-Site at Northwest Film Forum(1515 12th Ave., Seattle, WA 98122) Sunday, March 8 – 1:00pmOff-Site at… Read more Lift-off (Ages 9+ Short Film Program)
Sunday, March 1 – 5:30pm Ages 9+ (age rating is for subtitles) Is there anything kids can’t do? With the… Read more Superpowered (Ages 9+ Short Film Program)
Saturday, February 29 – 1:00pm Saturday, March 7 – 1:30pm Ages 8+ In these live-action shorts from Europe, South America,… Read more Wild and Free (Ages 8+ Short Film Program)
Sunday, March 1 – 1:30pm Ages 8+ Home is the center of every kid’s universe, and family is the gravity… Read more Home Sweet Home (Ages 8+ Short Film Program)
Saturday, January 26 – 5:30pm
Wednesday, January 30 – 3:30pm
Ages 13+
* Filmmaker (and Executive Director) Vivian Hua (Searching Skies) in attendance! *
All children have the right to a home, but for the young people in some of these narrative and documentary films, political and religious issues threaten their futures. The films are made by filmmakers in response to worldwide migration issues, and also include a documentary from a dream city, where origins and cultural differences do not matter to a tight-knit group of boys.
Friday, February 1 – 7:00pm
Saturday, February 2 – 5:00pm
(Feature from Germany/Kenya, in Swahili, Kikuyu & English, with Eng. subtitles)
Ages 11+
* Kenya’s official Oscar entry for Best Foreign Film! *
Sometimes it takes a village to make our dreams come true. Jo, a nine year old, is obsessed with superheroes and dreams of becoming one to overcome her diagnosis of a terminal illness. Unable to force Jo to spend her remaining days in bed, her town community comes together to support her belief in her superpowers. Not all heroes have capes, but Jo sure does, and her powers are more inspiring than any of today’s superhero-based special effects blockbusters.
Saturday, January 26 – 11:30am
Ages 11+
This program celebrates beautiful and complex stories of identity and diversity — just like you, the people you will meet in this program are one of kind, finding their way towards their authentic selves, rejecting stereotypes and reaching out to others who respect and affirm their journeys.