Louisville Children's Film Festival is a cinematic celebration of the best and brightest in films for children from around the world, including animation, feature length films, short films, and hands-on workshops. LCFF provides a joyous and dynamic program that is centered on the experience of childhood and seeks to inspire younger generations to connect, create and learn.

Short Film Program (45 min)

Doors open at 5pm with a program of short films created by students. These young filmmakers will present their works and hold a Q&A.

SUPA MODO (74 min) 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. Winner of more than 20 prizes at international film festivals in the past year.

Content advisory: This uplifting film deals with difficult issues, including the impending death of a child. But the film has received acclaim for its hopeful and uplifting message. We believe it is better for older children, ages 11+.

(Swahili, Kikuyu and English, with English subtitles)

DATE: Friday, February 28

TIME: 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm

VENUE: Lincoln School for Performing Arts

TICKETS: $10.00 + ($2.20 fee) = $12.20

*NO REFUNDS ACCEPTED. 

All proceeds benefit LCFF! For more information about us visit: https://www.louisvillechildrensfilm.org/

Your purchased tickets are considered a Tax Deductible Donation.