Attendees will hear the music of different languages throughout the festival and learn of different ways of life. The 8 plus films that have been selected for this year's festival explore the theme of family life across cultures and in various forms. Through the selected films the festival hopes to provoke discussions about the stories as well as provide joyous and dynamic creative programming centered on the experience of childhood. The festival presents films that are entertaining and/or challenging to young minds with serious, true-to-life topics and narratives. The films chosen by Louisville Children's Film Festival are selected because they speak positively to children, youth, and families of diverse ages, backgrounds, and ethnicities.

Throughout the festival week, children and parents alike have opportunities to view the films, meet the makers behind them, and learn about other creative resources within the film industry. Realizing their mission to support the educational development of children in Greater Louisville, the Louisville Children's Film Festival provides opportunities for children to express their creative skills encouraging students to be curious about exploring the world through film. Free screenings will also be offered at the Speed Art Museum and the Ogle Center. Showings will be available at the Baxter Avenue Theater and the Lincoln Elementary Performing Arts School. Each year, the Louisville Children's Film Festival selects more than 20 films from 15 + countries suitable for ages 3-14, allowing children to travel the world without leaving Kentucky. The 3rd annual Louisville Children's Film Festival will kick off its presentation of independent films for and by kids on February 21st through the 29th.

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