Children's steak 3-5 years October/November (film package 1)

All the animals build together, but they get hurt in shifts: the Yellow Cat saves himself in the leg and has to wear a patch, Rabbit knocks Bird over the beak, and everyone gets mad at Rabbit. Suddenly Rabbit gets hurt all over the place and has to be helped.

The hedgehog finds a juicy red apple in the forest, but the other animals are also hungry. Luckily, the hedgehog is good at sharing, and soon there's the disk up for celebratory dinner.

The dog, cat and mouse are constantly in succession, and the girl is trying to make them calm down. Out in the garden, the grandfather finds a large carrot.

A quirky little story about the joys of having an imaginary friend — and of having friends in real life. A boy does a magic show for his teddy bears. A small stick man he has drawn is brought to life. Together, the boy and the stick man make fun and fuss along the way in everyday chores. Back at school, the other kids thought the boy was a little strange. He'd rather fantasize with the stick man than play with the others, but then a ball comes trickling -- and maybe it's fun to be in the pack after all.

As a group of hikers rest in the woods, a tree borrows their rubber boots and goes on an adventure. Outside the forest, the tree meets both the farmer and his cow, a creative hairdresser, musicians, crying children and many more.

Lotte's world changes forever as her family moves far away from everything she knows. Loneliness threatens until Lotte meets the energetic neighbor boy Totte. In this episode you can see how the friendship between Lotte and Totte arises.

Director: Jessica Laurén
Country/year: Sweden, 2010
Running time: 4 min.
Formato: DCP
Language: Danish Speech
Age limit: Allowed for all
Original title: Who's Bleeding?

Part of the series: Børnebiffen
The children's steak shows good, funny, quirky and thought-provoking films for the 3-7-year-old movie lovers. The duration and content of the films are carefully tuned to suit the age of the children. The children's steak is for both institutions and private.