Historical audio-visual materials, along with children’s interviews and paintings, are featured in an attempt to answer the question of what the world will be like 100 years from now.

Hello to Me in 100 Years

FilmSlam Student Choice Award for Best Short

You can take a family trip around the world without leaving your home! These family-friendly films are great for kids and young adults.*CIFF films are not rated by the MPAA, so we advise viewer discretion for all films.

Family Films

This program is presented in loving memory of JOHN W. BRAGG.

Greta and her grandmother tackle the tough question of what remains when you have to leave life behind.

The Most Boring Granny in the World

English

French

German

Spanish

A meditation on cows...in costumes. GUEST(S) ARE SCHEDULED TO BE IN ATTENDANCE FOR Q&amp;A

Dress A Cow

A young girl learns the cost of friendship. GUEST(S) ARE SCHEDULED TO BE IN ATTENDANCE FOR Q&amp;A

Play Date

A young girl learns the cost of friendship.

A group of Greek warriors tries to pass through the walls of the great city of Troy, but meets their match in a clueless Trojan guardsman.

Trojan Horace

When Shiv, a ten-year-old boy who is ashamed of being Indian, gets into a fight at school, the only way to avoid suspension is by doing mandatory lunchtime yoga classes.

Namaste Yoga

On a faraway planet, Janet and Bill meet in the Wurpular Wood and fall in love. But their families, The Smeds and The Smoos, cannot accept the match due to generations of division.

Hello to Me in 100 Years

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