Stories of kindness and bravery highlight this collection aimed at 4- to 8-year-olds.
In this program
Another Pack
Directed by
George Nelson
Rocky the dog learns that unexpected changes can yield new opportunities.
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Birth
Directed by
Roberto Valle
A little boy's world changes when he learns his mother is pregnant.
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Butterfly Orchid
Directed by
Chia-Hui Lu
A piano composition helps bring an animated painting to life.
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A Cat Called Jam
Directed by
Lorraine Lordan
A cat from out of town tries to befriend three dogs while they wait for a butcher to throw out scraps of meat.
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Hope
Directed by
Abdulla Al-Janahi
A baby sea turtle faces many obstacles, from human pollution to different predators, but he overcomes them all with cleverness and courage.
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HuManatee
Directed by
Sea Jin Park
Jellyfish protect their manatee friends from reckless boat drivers.
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In a Pickle
Directed by
Jennifer Gelfer
A precocious little boy finds a charming solution for his schoolyard predicament.
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Ink
Directed by
Joost van den Bosch & Erik Verkerk
An octopus is a neat freak.
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Let's Talk About Farts
Directed by
Greg Runnels
A team of experts discuss flatulence.
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Milk
Directed by
Celia Jaspers
When she sees an old man unable to pay for his milk, a young girl has a change of heart.
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Mr. Spam Gets a New Hat
Directed by
William Joyce
A man with a head full of dreams is beaten down by the factory where he works until he meets a woman who brings meaning and love back to his life.
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The Ocean Duck
Directed by
Huda Razzak
When a woman visits her ailing grandmother, an ancient tale comes to life.
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Rabbit Out of a Hat
Directed by
Daryl A. Boman
A magician's rabbit attempts to release herself from the hat in which she's trapped.
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She Dreams at Sunrise
Directed by
Camrus Johnson
The great-nephew of an elderly woman who escapes her mundane reality through dreams helps her reconnect to what she's really missing.
Sprout
Directed by
Nayt Cochran
A kind-hearted gardener nurtures a botanical child’s individuality when a prize-winning plant causes self-doubt.
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