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WHEN WOMEN STAND TALL

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WHEN WOMEN STAND TALL is in the KIDS FIRST! Film Festival - it may not be a regular, endorsed title
Recommended age 5-8
11 minutes
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FANNY LE FLOCH-VERGNON, PRODUCTRICE
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When Women Stand Tall is a masterfully crafted, vibrant animated short that delivers a captivating historical overview of the global struggle for women's rights. The narrative follows two curious children, Pomme and Fix, who embark on a time-traveling journey guided by a whimsical, luminescent entity. Together, they journey from the 1800s to the 2000s, witnessing the monumental obstacles women have courageously defied--from fighting for the ballot box to demanding financial independence. By the end of their journey, both the characters and the audience leave with their eyes wide open to the power of resilience.

The animation direction is nothing short of brilliant, utilizing a clever mix of visual textures to delineate past and present. While our young protagonists are animated in a clean, modern 2D format, the historical figures they encounter appear as beautifully textured, stylized paper cut-outs, evoking the feeling of a living history book. Their glowing guide--visualized as a charming cross between a friendly specter and an illuminated paper lantern--adds a delightful touch of magic realism to the adventure.

Produced by the renowned French network Canal+, this is a top-tier, exceptionally polished production. Backed by a large, talented crew, the film boasts flawless pacing, rich sound design, and an accessible, articulate English voice track that ensures seamless viewing for domestic audiences.

When Women Stand Tall is a rare gem that perfectly balances robust educational merit with pure entertainment value. It is a vital, inspiring addition to the KIDS FIRST! Film Festival lineup that will spark wonderful post-screening conversations among children and parents alike.

I give When Women Stand Tall 4.5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 5 to 12. By Janet S., KIDS FIRST!

When Women Stand Tall is a masterfully crafted, vibrant animated short that delivers a captivating historical overview of the global struggle for women's rights. The narrative follows two curious children, Pomme and Fix, who embark on a time-traveling journey guided by a whimsical, luminescent entity. Together, they journey from the 1800s to the 2000s, witnessing the monumental obstacles women have courageously defied--from fighting for the ballot box to demanding financial independence. By the end of their journey, both the characters and the audience leave with their eyes wide open to the power of resilience.

The animation direction is nothing short of brilliant, utilizing a clever mix of visual textures to delineate past and present. While our young protagonists are animated in a clean, modern 2D format, the historical figures they encounter appear as beautifully textured, stylized paper cut-outs, evoking the feeling of a living history book. Their glowing guide--visualized as a charming cross between a friendly specter and an illuminated paper lantern--adds a delightful touch of magic realism to the adventure.

Produced by the renowned French network Canal+, this is a top-tier, exceptionally polished production. Backed by a large, talented crew, the film boasts flawless pacing, rich sound design, and an accessible, articulate English voice track that ensures seamless viewing for domestic audiences.

When Women Stand Tall is a rare gem that perfectly balances robust educational merit with pure entertainment value. It is a vital, inspiring addition to the KIDS FIRST! Film Festival lineup that will spark wonderful post-screening conversations among children and parents alike.

I give When Women Stand Tall 4.5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 5 to 12. By Janet S., KIDS FIRST!

Between the individual destinies of certain women who dared to defy prohibitions to live their dreams, and hard-won societal advances, Pomme and Fix discover what women have had to overcome, and are determined to make this hard-won freedom flourish even more!
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