LKFF: Short Films For Children
N/A 80 mins
N/A 80 mins
14th London Kurdish Film Festival event program
THINGS UNHEAD OF; A little Kurdish girl tries to put a smile back on her grandmother's face after the disappearance of her television, her only window into the world.
FOR HORAM; Horam is a 12 years old boy who has been paralyzed by birth. Horam paints on the roof of his house, and with his paintings, he wants to stop the warplane. At the same time, he draws a passenger plane to take all his friends and fly. His friends are supposed to count the lines of the airplanes that pass over their village for him, and the children's fight over dividing the lines angers Horam, and he decides to let everyone off, even Shahu, who is his close friend and assistant. Children also make fun of him and curse him.
THE ISLAND; Ada; She is a little girl living in a dry village where it has not rained for a long time. Ada's family is considering leaving the village if the thirst continues. Ada is very upset about this and wants to tell us about her village with her camera. She goes to a lake that used to be full of water and visits the island named after her. But she sees that the lake is completely dry, the soil is cracked and there is no water left in it.
BABY ANT; Tomorrow is an important day, Ayser will pay a visit to her husband in prison. But before then, she has to finish sewing clothes to pay the lawyer, settle a dispute with her sister Emine and convince her daughter Deniz that children are not allowed in prison.