Banana bunches and papaya fruit picked and transported on wooden scooters? Fish caught at night with a net the size of a football pitch? Jimmmy and Sabato from Rwanda are the protagonists of these adventures.

Bogdan likes to carve in wood, and his creations are not banal objects, but works of traditional Romanian art learned from his grandfather and his father.

What's it like when one has a single classmate and this is a front page in the local newspaper and a reason to go to another school? Thorvin, an 8-year-old boy from Norway, finds explanations for grown-up decisions.

The fact that she is only 12 years old and lives with her poor family in a ghetto in the city of Bangkok doesn't stop Kam from dreaming of what she wants. And she's not just working for her dream, she's making it come true!

In a town in Norway, where there are more polar bears than people, Storm is doing documentary work for a video about the serious effects of global warming so evident in the Arctic. Will he be able to convince the editor of the local newspaper to publish his video on his blog?

An animation waiting for young and elders to discover or rediscover astronomy and the solar system alongside with two curious squirrels.

A story where dreams are determined only by the size of the imagination, and the greatest inventors can be the smallest of us.

Join the little mouse Armstrong on his hunt for the secret of the moon. Is the moon made of cheese or not? The inquisitive little mouse Armstrong is fascinated by space, especially the moon. On a clear night, he observes it with his little telescope and is eager to learn more about it. The other mice claim it's made of cheese - but Armstrong doesn't believe it. How can he prove that the moon - like the earth - is made of rock? Finally, he sets about building a rocket in his attic to become the first mouse to fly to the moon. Will he make it? And what adventures await the brave little mouse?

A film about how a passion for reading can take us to the greatest heights.

This film takes us through the frozen paths of the solar system and, more importantly, to our own planet, to places where the ice never melts... yet!