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School Screenings

Children's Film Festival

Screenings for schools. 1-15 years of age.

CHILDREN’S FILM FESTIVAL – IN CINEMA OR STREAM

This years edition of the Children’s Film Festival takes place from 19-25 October 2026. For one week school children from age 1 all the way to age 15 can watch international short films. The screenings take place at Slottsbiografen, Fyrisbiografen and Filmstaden Luxe and are free of charge. Visit Uppsala kommun Utbudsbokning to reserve your seats.

Each programme contains 4-8 short films. The selection of films are made from an educational perspective so that the films can supplement the lessons and be discussed in class after the screening.  The festival also provide educational materials that include questions to discuss in class for each programme. Note that all films and film materials will be in Swedish.

This year’s programmes are also available to stream. This has to be booked in advance. You will receive a password protected link to the programme which will be available to stream any time during the festival week 19-25 October.

Schools with students over 15 years of age can attend the regular screenings at the festival, free of charge. All screenings Mon-Fri with a starting time of 11, 13 or 15 are available, email the festival to book, or for more information.

Welcome to the Children’s Film Festival!

Obs! in Swedish.

Booking

IN CINEMA:
Tickets for the screenings at Slottsbiografen, Fyrisbiografen and Filmstaden Luxe are free of charge and can be booked via Uppsala kommuns utbudsbokning from 13 August an onwards.

Schools outside of Uppsala municipality can book via email: info@shortfilmfestival.com

 

STREAMING:
Email us at info@shortfilmfestival.com to book programmes to stream in the classroom. Include the following information:

  • Which programme: 1-5 years, 6-7 years, 8-9 years, 10-11 years, 12-13 years or 14-15 years?
  • School
  • Class
  • Number of students
  • Contact information
Please note that all films are dubbed or subtitled in Swedish.