The 11th Young Horizons IFF, together with its patrons, promotes valuable cinema for young and adolescent audiences from various parts of Europe and the world. The festival program includes live-action, animated and documentary films – proposals for younger viewers that support them in their development and exploration of the world.
Selected family films and animations that Polsat Box Go will show as part of the festival section:
Binti (dir. Frederike Migom, Belgium) – an award-winning, funny and touching story about friendship, family and dreams;
Operation Man in Black (dir. Grethe Bøe-Wall, Norway) – family crime story and adaptation of the popular book from the Detective Bureau No. 2 series;
Jacob, Mimmi and talking dogs (dir. Edmunds Jansons, Latvia) – the story of Jakub, his cousin Mimmi and dogs that speak with human voices, who together fight to stop the construction of office buildings in the area;
Mirai (dir. Mamoru Hosoda, Japan) – an endearing anime, proving the power of family warmth and the huge role of close relationships;
Witch hunters (dir. Raško Miljković, Serbia) – two friends, shy Jovan and feisty Milic, decide to find the witch and break the evil spell she cast on the girl’s father;
All for one (dir. Johanne Helgeland, Norway) – a suspenseful story about friendship across borders and loyalty;
Solan and Ludwik – moon mission (dir. Rasmus A. Sivertsen, Norway) – Solan, an energetic magpie, and Ludwik, a shy hedgehog, decide to fulfill their dream of flying to the moon.
In addition to festival films, Polsat Box Go also has other titles of the New Horizons Association in its library. Productions can be watched in the Premium package, without ads, anytime and anywhere, on many devices – on the website and in the Polsat Box Go application. In addition to a rich library of content for children and adults, the package also provides access to over 100 TV channels.