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New York International Children’s Film Festival (NYICFF) is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. All of our programs and operations are made possible by donations.

We believe film has the power to bridge worlds and build communities. In a year that necessitated distance, NYICFF kept us all connected. Now, we’re looking to you—NYICFF’s global community—to help us keep young viewers connected to the stories they need to develop essential skills and flourish as tomorrow’s leaders.

Thank you for your support!

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Donate

New York International Children’s Film Festival (NYICFF) is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. All of our programs and operations are made possible by donations.

We believe film has the power to bridge worlds and build communities. In a year that necessitated distance, NYICFF kept us all connected. Now, we’re looking to you—NYICFF’s global community—to help us keep young viewers connected to the stories they need to develop essential skills and flourish as tomorrow’s leaders.

Thank you for your support!

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Checks can be made payable to “NYICFF” and mailed to:
New York International Children’s Film Festival
225 Broadway, #2730
New York, NY 10007

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Festival

Every February and March, 25,000 parents, children, and filmmakers will explore the world via the best new films for ages 3-18.

The Festival lineup will represent over 25 countries and nine languages.

75+ events include extended panel conversations, filmmaker appearances, premieres, and more.

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NYICFF Recommends

With children spending more screen time than ever before, NYICFF Recommends is here to highlight the best short and feature films for children and families available to stream.

With feature film (Long Takes) and short film (Short Takes) recommendations, plus discussion prompts and activities you can do at home (Your Takes), we're working to bring engaging film right to your living room.
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FilmEd Classroom

FilmEd Classroom is a film-based K-8 curriculum designed to provide meaningful arts engagement, support media-literacy, and hone critical-thinking skills. Serving grades K-8, free films and learning materials lead to meaningful conversations for children and classrooms. 

Designed for in-person or distance learning, NYICFF offers this program for free to students and classroom teachers.

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School Partners

We partner with schools in all NYC boroughs to introduce school communities to the world of film.

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