Bay Area International Children's Film Festival, animated children film award 2015

Title : Balloon Birds
Directed by Marjolaine Perreten
Watch the trailer : Balloon Birds
Children's animated film awards :
Children’s Choice Award, Bay Area International Children's Film Festival 2015

Title : Digital Native
Directed by Mahboobeh Mohammadzaki
No trailer available
Children's animated film awards :
Children’s Choice Award, Bay Area International Children's Film Festival 2015

Title : Eideann
Directed by Alvaro Granados
Watch the trailer : Eideann
Children's animated film awards :
Children’s Choice Award, Bay Area International Children's Film Festival 2015

Title : A Single Life
Directed by Job, Joris & Marieke
Watch the trailer : A Single Life
Children's animated film awards :
Children’s Choice Award, Bay Area International Children's Film Festival 2015

Bay Area International Children's Film Festival, animated children film award 2014

No awards for Animated Children's films in 2014

Bay Area International Children's Film Festival, animated children film award 2013

Title : Snap
Directed by Thomas G. Murphy.
Watch the trailer : Snap
Children's animated film awards :
Children’s Choice Award, Bay Area International Children's Film Festival 2013

Bay Area International Children's Film Festival (non competitive)

Bay Area International Children's Film Festival, BAICFF, USA
http://baicff.com
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Festival Creation : 2009
Festival Dates : January
Public attendance : 10,000 visitors or less
Festival Type : Competitive
Animated Film Awards : Non competitive. Children’s Choice Award
2013, 2014, 2015 on Award-Winning Animated Films of International Children's Film Festivals Database.

Festival Description : BAICFF’s mission is to present engaging, culturally diverse cinema and film education programs for children and families. An annual Playdate for the Imagination™ where education and imagination collide. The festival offers families a cinematic view of the world’s varied cultures and traditions. The films inspire curiosity and conversation, and allow children to experience a wide range of cultural perspectives.