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Viva Kid Flicks

Ages 8 and up

Zoom Family Film Festival

A collage of color stills from the short films in Viva Kid Flicks

This program celebrates the best Spanish-language animated and live-action shorts from the New York International Children’s Film Festival. These brilliant tales from around the globe showcase a range of kids’ perspectives, speaking volumes in any language.

Some of the highlights of this year’s program include the festival jury-award winner 3feet (3pies, 2018), a hilarious look at a boy trying his best to keep things clean so he can play soccer, and the beautifully filmed The Size of Things (El tamaño de las cosas, 2019), in which a magic chair reveals surprising and varied views of the world. (65 mins., digital video) In Spanish with English subtitles. Recommended ages 8 and up.

This free short film program in Mershon Auditorium is intended to allow for come-and-go viewing experiences that can be built around children’s attention spans and comfort levels.

Parents, if you have any questions about Zoom activities and films or their content, please contact Wexner Center Community, Youth, and Family Programs Manager Jean Pitman at jpitman@wexarts.org.

A still of three kids in white shorts running down an alley

Image courtesy of the New York International Children’s Film Festival

A still from a claymation film featuring a young person with a red top and hair with their hand to their mouth

Image courtesy of the New York International Children’s Film Festival

A boy with dark hair looks at the camera while holding a surfboard in front of an ocean

Image courtesy of the New York International Children’s Film Festival

In this still from an animation, a child in a blue cape, green t-shirt, and bluejeans hovers above a leafy neighborhood with mountains and clouds in the distance

Image courtesy of the New York International Children’s Film Festival

A seated child in red sweater and striped pants looking in the distance dangles their legs over a wooden structure

Image courtesy of the New York International Children’s Film Festival

FILM/VIDEO PROGRAMS MADE POSSIBLE BY
Cardinal Health
Kaufman Development

ADDITIONAL SUPPORT PROVIDED BY
Rohauer Collection Foundation

LEARNING & PUBLIC PRACTICE PROGRAMS MADE POSSIBLE BY
American Electric Power Foundation
Huntington

ADDITIONAL SUPPORT PROVIDED BY
Ingram-White Castle Foundation
Ohio Arts Council
Martha Holden Jennings Foundation
State Farm
Milton and Sally Avery Arts Foundation
Karen Bell and Ben Maiden
Barb and Al Siemer
Chalmers P. Wylie VA Ambulatory Care Center

WEXNER CENTER PROGRAMS MADE POSSIBLE BY
The Wexner Family
Greater Columbus Arts Council
The Columbus Foundation
Ohio Arts Council
American Electric Power Foundation
Adam Flatto
Mary and C. Robert Kidder
Bill and Sheila Lambert
L Brands Foundation
Institute of Museum and Library Services
Nationwide Foundation
Vorys, Sater, Seymour, and Pease
Arlene and Michael Weiss

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Carol and David Aronowitz
Michael and Paige Crane
Pete Scantland
Axium Packaging
Bocchi Laboratories
Fenwick & West LLP
Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams
President Kristina M. Johnson and Mrs. Veronica Meinhard
KDC/ONE
Nancy Kramer
M/I Homes
Voyant Beauty
Huntington
Lisa Barton
Regina Miracle International Ltd.
Washington Prime Group
Alene Candles
Fuel Transport
Russell and Joyce Gertmenian
Liza Kessler and Greg Henchel
Matrix Psychological Services
Paramount Group, Inc.
Ron and Ann Pizzuti
Joyce and Chuck Shenk
Bruce and Joy Soll
Clark and Sandra Swanson
Business Furniture Installations
CASTO
E.C. Provini Co, Inc.
Garlock Printing & Converting
Jones Day
M-Engineering
New England Development
Our Country Home
Performance Team
Premier Candle Corporation
ProAmpac
Steiner + Associates
Textile Printing
Andrew and Amanda Wise

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Viva Kid Flicks