Florence November 3rd - 10th 2018

International documentary film festival

  • A Field Guide to Being a 12-year-old Girl

    Australia 2017 20'
    Directed by: Tilda Cobham-Hervey

    Twelve becomes a magical number. Twelve twelve-year-old girls give a confident performance about who they are and what they think, feel, and want to change about the world. For everyone who is twelve, will become twelve or has been a twelve-year-old.


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    2018 Saturday, November 3rd, La Compagnia, 3:00pm

  • Grand et Petit
    Children of the Universe

    Switzerland 2017 52'
    Directed by: Camille Budin

    A primary school class in the Swiss mountains embarks on an adventure to discover the mysteries of the universe, guided by the astrophysicist Stéphanie Juneau: the Big Bang, the birth of stars, supernovas, black holes, the planet Earth. Over the course of a weeklong introductory workshop on astronomy, the kids discover that every little thing – from the infinitely small to the infinitely large – is connected.


    With the collaboration of INAF – Osservatorio Astrofisico of Arcetri and the Associazione Astronomica Amici di Arcetri


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    2018 Sunday, November 4th, La Compagnia, 11:00am - Free Entrance

  • Hello Salaam

    Netherlands 2017 16'
    Directed by: Kim Brand
    The mothers of pre-teens Merlijn and Sil are doing voluntary work on Lesbos. During their school vacation, the boys travel to Lesvos to see with their own eyes how the refugees their age are coping.

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    2018 Saturday, November 3rd, La Compagnia, 3:00pm

  • Kayayo the Living Shopping Baskets

    Norway 2016 32'
    Directed by: Mari Riise
    In Ghana, about 100,000 girls from the age of six work as living shopping baskets. This is the story of eight-year-old Bamunu.

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    2018 Saturday, November 10th, Spazio Alfieri, 3:30pm

  • More Human Than Human

    USA/Belgium/Netherlands 2018 79'
    Directed by: Tommy Pallotta, Femke Wolting

    What are the promises and consequences of artificial intelligence in today’s world? In this feature-length documentary, the filmmakers explore the complex role of artificial intelligence and also attempt to build an intelligent robot to see if it can replace them as film directors. Will our creation, infinitely smarter, interconnected and possibly self-aware, render humanity obsolete?


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    2018 Wednesday, November 7th, Spazio Alfieri, 6:30pm

  • My Dearest F#cking Phone

    Netherlands 2014 18'
    Directed by: Eef Hilgers
    Like many teenage girls, Claudia has an intense love-hate relationship with her smartphone. Together with Claudia, we dive into the world she has created, a virtual world consisting of her preferences and Facebook Likes.

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    2018 Saturday, November 10th, Spazio Alfieri, 3:30pm

  • My Happy Complicated Family

    Netherlands 2017 17'
    Directed by: Tessa Louise Pope
    The theme of modern family, in an unconventional, unusually optimistic way. Teenagers Isa, Dylan, speak excitedly about the double families they are now part of, about extra mothers and stepmothers, donor fathers, half-brothers and stepsisters.

    2018 Saturday, November 3rd, La Compagnia, 3:00pm

  • The Girl of 672K

    Netherlands 2015 18'
    Directed by: Mirjam Marks
    Fifteen-year-old Annegien has nearly 700,000 social-media followers – more than most YouTube stars can dream of. As she struggles to reconcile her real and perceived personae, she must also manage the increasing demand from her followers and the pressure to commodify their Likes.

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    2018 Saturday, November 10th, Spazio Alfieri, 3:30pm

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