The 10th annual Providence Children’s Film Festival (PCFF) kicks off Friday night with an opening-night party at the RISD Museum with a screening of Kenyan entry, “Supa Moda.” Festival runs through February 28. Go here for film directory.
The annual Providence Children’s Film Festival takes place in February at multiple venues within walking distance of downtown Providence, with over ten days of screenings, filmmaking workshops, and free activities, along with post-film conversations that help deepen the film-watching experience and foster critical thinking skills. During the festival, PCFF screens an average of 18 feature-length and over 100 short films—including live-action, documentary, and animation—made by filmmakers from around the world.
Providence venues include the Avon Cinema, the Gilder Center at Wheeler, the RISD Auditorium, and the Chace Center in the RISD Museum. More details at the FAQ page.
Seen here is ‘Electric Car’ from the A Decade of Wonder (PCFF Shorts Collection).
Friday’s opening-night party features the multi-talented Rachel Blumberg:
Wonder Wander! Be an explorer and star in your own mini travel adventure filmwith friends and family using the magic of stop-motion animation. With Rhode Island based filmmaker/artist Rachel Blumberg. In partnership with Downtown Providence Parks Conservancy.Delicious foods from Amos House Catering and beverages from Campus Fine Wines. Short & Sweet Shorts and feature film Supa Modo.
Opening-night party, $25 adult, $12 youth, 5:30pm to 9pm, Friday, February 15, RISD Museum, 20 North Main Street, (directions)