Children's film from the world: Safe places

In the borderland between childhood and adulthood, Queenie navigates the rough streets of New York, a place not made for seven-year-olds on their own. With determination, she bounces around through traffic, people, and garbage, looking for pennies to take home.

Wonderful puppet film about a man visiting an art gallery. Suddenly he feels he needs to go to the toilet, but there is a long line to get there. Music and dancing are the only way for him to pass the time quickly. After waiting and waiting, he gets a shock.

Over a bag of sweets, three children talk about the big topics of conversation in life. A grandfather who has become a skeleton, a grandmother who is a ghost and what is the real deal with the candy selection in heaven? If we will all become skeletons - how will we recognize each other when we die?

Oh how stupid some people are! Which only destroing sandcastles and kidnaping stuffed animals. A carefully planned rescue operation is indeed required, with blueprints, courage, and a subsequent bicycle chase. Of course, you have to count on some war damage, but even the unexpected can happen!

Vanja's older sister doesn't want to play tiger right now but hide and seek is fine. In the search, mostly different things to be afraid of are found, but thanks to the tiger suit and a large portion of both courage and imagination, everything may not be as scary as it first seemed.

Adil the parrot has had a safe upbringing. When his father moves abroad, Adil comes to an adoptive family, where he no longer has the opportunity to go to school. Adil is forced to make a brave decision. Animated by a group of students in grades 1-5.

Being on the allotment is the best thing Zuza knows! All things gardens are amazing! But there are also mysteries and discoveries here that keep Zuza up at night. Imagine that a key can open other things than a door - new perspectives and friendships, for example!