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MINI-ANIMA ⟩ Estonian Young People to Screen Their Short Animated Films in Cinemas

From Postimees · () Estonian

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  • The international children’s and youth animation festival ANIMINIMIST will take place for the first time from September 3 to 10.
  • The festival will screen short animations made for young audiences during the past five years, while Estonian young people will also show their own short animated films in cinemas.
  • Organizer Silja Saarepuu said the festival aims to give young audiences an active role.

Estonian young people will bring their own short animated films to cinemas during the first international ANIMINIMIST children’s and youth animation festival.

The festival runs from September 3 to 10 and features an exciting selection of short animations created for young audiences over the past five years.

“One of ANIMINIMIST’s important principles is to give young audiences an active role,” festival organizer Silja Saarepuu said.

One of ANIMINIMIST’s important principles is to give young audiences an active role.

· Silja Saarepuu, festival organizerSaarepuu describes the festival’s aim of involving young viewers actively.
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