Photo: Robin and the Hoods (2024) is one of the feature films presented by Belmont World Film’s Family Festival
One of Belmont’s most cherished annual cultural events is back as the German International School of Boston presents Belmont World Film’s 22nd Family Festival which takes place from Jan. 18-20 and 26.
This year’s lineup, which features numerous North American and US premieres and cinematic gems geared to children from 3-12, will he screened in West Newton, Arlington and Cambridge.
- Saturday, Jan. 18: West Newton Cinema
- Sunday, Jan. 19: Regent Theatre, Arlington
- Monday, Jan. 20: Brattle Theatre, Cambridge
- Sunday, Jan. 26: Regent Theatre, Arlington
Pick up a broucher of the films being screened here.
Two examples of long form films at this year’s festival:
Films inspired by beloved classic and contemporary children’s books are a festival hallmark. More than half of this year’s selections are adapted or re-imagined from literature. These films ignite a love for books and reading, and also complement the Massachusetts Public School Curriculum Frameworks. They will be shown on Sunday, Jan. 19 and Monday, Jan. 20; films devoted to reclaiming green spaces will screen on Sunday, Jan. 26.
The festival also welcomes renowned animator David Feiss, director of the recent animated hit, Hitpig!, who will participate in a Q&A after the screening of his fim. He will also lead a workshop where kids can learn to draw characters from the Minions and Hotel Transylvania films.
Tickets & Passes: |
Feature length films: $12 Shorts programs: $8 Films Only Pass: $35 Includes admission for one person to all 15 screenings (best if you plan to watch at least 3 films) VIP Film Pass: $100, includes admission for one person to all 15 screenings and the workshop, a Family Festival t-shirts, recognition in our programs for a year, and our appreciation. |
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