BAICFF is an annual Playdate for the Imagination™ where education and imagination collide. The festival offers families a cinematic view of the world’s varied cultures and traditions. The films inspire curiosity and conversation, and allow children to experience a wide range of cultural perspectives.
The 12th Annual Bay Area International Children's Film Festival is set for SAT & SUN, February 22 & 23, 2020 at the Chabot Space & Science Center.
Recommended ages
Morning Shorts: All ages
Afternoon Shorts: Age 7+
Feature Films: Age 8+
Schedule for Saturday films (subject to change, double-check their website):
| Theater 1: Megadome | Theater 2: Planetarium | ||
| 10:15am | Shorts All Ages: Program 1 | 10:15am | Shorts All Ages: Program 2 |
| 11:15am | How Do They Do That? Go! Go! Cory Carson |
11:15am | Kat White: Children’s Music |
| 1:00pm | Feature: Microplastic Madness | ||
| 1:00pm | Power of Knowledge | 2:30pm | Power of Friendship |
| 1:45pm | Feature: Child of Nature | 3:30pm | Shorts 7+: Program 2 |
| 3:30pm | Shorts for 7+: Program 1 | ||
| 4:45pm | Workshop Shorts | ||
| All Day | Little Theater Shorts Program | ||
In addition to quality films, BAICFF offers children exciting hands-on learning. The workshops were developed by Academy Award-nominated animator Jim Capobianco and staffed by talented film & media students of Berkeley City College. A unique feature of BAICFF is our commitment to show the day’s workshop films on the big screen. This is a big highlight of the festival and always a lot of fun.
See the full list of workshops available here >
NOTE: This date/event is in the past. Keep browsing.
Date/Time
Date(s) - 02/22/20
10:15 am - 6:00 pm
Cost
$22/Adult; $14/Youth; Workshops: $30 each. Weekend Pass: $32/Adult; $20/Youth
Categories
Add to Your Calendar:
iCal
Disclaimer: Please double check event information with the activity organizer or venue as events can be canceled, details can change after they are added to our calendar, and errors do occur.
COVID-19 Coronavirus note: In the event that local health officials ask for “social distancing” strategies that include canceling large gatherings, some of these pre-planned activities may be canceled or rescheduled: concerts, festivals, playtime, sports events, storytimes, and other gatherings.
