Tuesday 2 April 10.00am Film: Doc Filmmaking Project NE Leeds City Learning Centre see page 29 10.00am Minecraft Gaming Workshop Film Academy, Leeds Town Hall see page 29 11.00am The New Adventures of Capelito (and other shorts) Hyde Park Picture House 1.00pm Tom the Truant Hyde Park Picture House 1.30pm Make Your Own Film Festival Film Academy, Leeds Town Hall see page 30 3.00pm Wickie and the Treasure of the Gods Hyde Park Picture House 5.00pm Felix, Net & Nika Hyde Park Picture House 6.00pm Leeds Young Music Video Awards Brudenell Social Club see page 19 7.00pm Ernest & Celestine Hyde Park Picture House see page 22
20 - 21
The New Adventures of Capelito (and other shorts)
U
Director: Rodolfo Pastor Country: Spain Year: 2012 Runtime: 80 mins Language: No Dialogue
Animated sequel to the 2012 LYFF hit, Capelito, a mushroom with a magic hat, gets into lots of hilarious escapades including a fishing trip, a fairground ride and even a jungle adventure. Aimed at pre-school with no dialogue Capelito is a wonderful introduction to cinema. Screening with a selection of other short films also aimed at 3 - 5 year olds. See website for full line-up. Comedy, Adventure See this if you liked: Pingu, Tree-Fu Tom, Monsters Inc. See also: Wallace & Gromit: Curse of the Were-Rabbit, Alfie the Little Werewolf, Scooby Doo! Pirates Ahoy! Recommended 3+
Tom the Truant
“Capelito and his magic hat are back for more hilarious adventures....amazing!” - Aidan, MediaFish
PG
Director: Manuel Pradal Country: France Year: 2012 Runtime: 89 mins Language: French with English subtitles
A class of five-year-old children gets lost in the forest after their schoolteacher faints from eating wild berries. All alone, they encounter a fourteenyear-old runaway, Tom the Truant, who strikes a deal with them: he will take them back to their parents, safe and sound, when they have forgotten everything they learned in school. Comedy, Adventure See this if you liked: Home Alone, Finding Nemo, Oliver! See also: The Sparticle Mystery Event, Tony 10, The Odd Life of Timothy Green Recommended 10+ due to some scenes of mild peril and occasional use of mild bad language.
“A colourful surreal comedy adventure seen through the eyes of children” - Ruby, MediaFish