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Kids Will Be Kids
Children worldwide can be unruly, wild and unmanageable. This is all part of growing up, even if it sometimes means going beyond the limits. These films, from the backstreets of Accra in Ghana and the Australian Outback, to rural life in India and Wales, and the dog-eat-dog world of a British estate, perfectly illustrate this.
BFI London Film Festival short films programmed by Nellie Alston, Philip Ilson, Aduke King and Elaine Wong
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Good Night [Da Yie]Good Night [Da Yie]
Drama201910 mins
Two kids chasing chickens and playing football in the backstreets of Accra make friends with a rich guy.
Bitter SkyBitter Sky
Drama201916 mins
Nia is missing her mother and dreams of escape from the depths of the Welsh countryside.
BechoraBechora
Drama20209 mins
13-year-old Maya is taking care of 10-year-old Guy, who is diagnosed with Asperger’s.
BittuBittu
Drama202017 mins
Bittu is a fiercely independent little girl who loves showing off, even though she always gets herself in trouble.
An Everyday ActAn Everyday Act
Drama201920 mins
In committing one terrible act, 12-year-old Eric leaves his childhood behind. But he does so to help his family survive.
ChickenChicken
Drama201910 mins
Young Barbara’s mother has just been overcharged at the local supermarket and it’s up to her to go there and sort it out.