An adventure movie for children about hard work, overcoming obstacles and the importance of friendship, family and honesty

Everyone loves Bintah! Join this fun-loving turtle as she trains and competes in track and field events with her friendly and talented school classmates. Bintah is a sprinting super star in her hometown of Spring Island. With the encouragement of her friends and family and a win after win, she advances to the International Games in Jamaica which is a long voyage away. This exciting adventure takes her out of Spring Island for the first time allowing her to meet a whole new group of friends and competitors.

Once she arrives at the National Stadium in Jamaica, she begins practicing again for the upcoming Championship event. Everybody trains hard and Bintah soon finds out that she is famous because of her speed. But something seems amiss to her. One by one and day after day many of the participants have to forfeit the competition after becoming ill or finding their training gear missing. Bintah suspects this is no coincidence, and this leads to a thrilling mystery that she is determined to solve! Will she be able to uncover the saboteur before the games are cancelled? Will she be fast enough to win a gold medal? Only time will tell…

An animated series for the whole family!
This charming and utterly entertaining animated series features a clever pink monkey and a pirate who has a great obsession for ‘gherkin pickles’.
When our castaway pirate lands on an uninhabited island with a fortune of looted pickle jars and a monkey goddess statue, adventures ensue when the monkey goddess springs to life. Incredible new events unfold as surprising new characters appear at various exotic places around the island.
The budding friendship between the monkey and pirate is delightfully written as are the small tales of misadventure and fun. Their explorations are filled with unpredictable twists and turns leading them into a friendship that teaches us; it’s better to face the world together!

Directed by Ulrika Bengts, director of Finland’s 2013 Oscar contender, The Disciple.

A classical movie with a progressive message: “Life doesn’t have to be either-or, it can be both.”

A hauntingly beautiful and unusual coming-of-age tale, filmed on 35mm. The acting and directing matches the high quality of the writing. Touching, yet not overly emotional, it draws you in from the first moment and transports you to 1890 with IRIS, who, abandoned by her artist mother, discovers the joys of friendship and family on a remote island.It’s a story of the human condition and how even deep prejudices can be overcome by the simple act of kindness and the willingness to strive for individuality.

An Ecological Animation Film

The First “Multi-platform” Property on the Topic of the Environment It is just before Christmas in the village of Hart’s Landing and an ominous shadow threatens to cast darkness over the tiny town. A wealthy businessman without scruples, is building a gigantic Department Store smack in the middle of the village. With a thousand tricks up his sleeve, nothing appears to be able to stop him. Buy, Buy, always Buy seems to be his favorite refrain. Walter and Tandoori are quick to realize the underhanded and unsound nature of this venture! Indeed, nothing seems to go right any longer: deterioration of water and air quality, sudden changes in behavior of citizens for the worse!

The challenge that awaits our hero is immense and the clock is ticking. Walter must restore the peace and harmony of village life to Hart’s Landing in time for Christmas..

The timeless classic and eternally beloved story of pure and idealistic love.

Few works so completely capture a universal aspect of human experience the way Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet” captures pure and idealistic love. Few works have lasted in time and been so beloved that they are refreshed with each generation. Look at popular music charts and references will abound. Look at school productions and the play will be there. Here now is the story expressed in stunning animation in an age sensitive portrayal aimed at pre and young teen audiences (8 to 16). We forget sometimes that Shakespeare’s Juliet was thirteen years old and Romeo not much older. “Romeo and Juliet” fills any family oriented line-up and amply fills the role of beloved classic.