Nine-year-old Viga and her classmate Sana embark on thrilling adventures, capturing a Chinese emperor, executing the perfect “Coup à la Cupcake” heist, and saving Viga’s cockroach friend Taro from an exterminator.
To succeed, they must overcome their differences, team up, and learn acceptance and compassion.
My Favorite War is the director's personal story of growing up in the Soviet Union during the Cold War. A coming-of-age tale about finding one's own identity, loyalty and truth beneath the propaganda and oppression of an authoritarian regime. With the rise of undemocratic forces today, this animated documentary is more relevant than we would like it to be.
All children have the right to feel safe and happy at school. This is written in the Norwegian Law. So why is Lisa not feeling happy? And Antony? And Levin? Why do many children experience bullying at school? This animated series gives children insight into various forms of bullying - and knowledge on how bullying can be stopped. The series is based on recent Scandinavian research and developed in collaboration with a group of experts. In four episodes we get to see how children and adults stopped bullying and exclusion at their school.
This animated TV-series provides children (6-8 years) with basic information about their body, boundaries and sexual abuse. The aim of the series is to give children confidence to report if they experience sexual abuse, and for all children to learn about baoundaries – both their own and other's.
My body belongs to Me is developed together with an Expert Advisory Team of Norway´s top specialists in the field of trauma, abuse and sexology.
Made in cooperation with NRK Super and Save the Children Norway.
What is Violence? And why is all violence against children illegal in Norway? The film shows that violence is never the fault of children, and that all children in Norway have the right to get help if they are afraid of an adult at home.