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	Kids (film) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kids (1995) is a film centered on a day in the life for a group of New York City teenagers and their unrestrained behavior towards sex and drugs during the emergence of HIV.
		Kids is often compared to similar films such as Thirteen and Kidulthood, which deal with most of the same issues.
		The film was highly controversial upon its release, and was given an NC-17 rating by the MPAA.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kids_(film) (1050 words)

	Kids . Tucson Weekly . 08-31-95
		Kids' deceptively simple storyline follows the teenaged main characters Telly (Leo Fitzpatrick) and Casper (Justin Pierce) through a day of casual debauchery, beginning with Telly's systematic deflowering of a young woman he cares nothing for.
		The film's purposeful gross-out moments are many, including a scene in which a boy casually sucks fruit punch out of a tampon.
		The characters are depicted in varying shades of emptiness and sympathy, rather than the monochromatic gray that washes over Kids; and their conflicts serve to work out the film's themes, whereas the characters in Kids never clash, since they all represent the same nothingness.
	www.filmvault.com /filmvault/tw/k/kids_f.html (688 words)

	Kids (1995) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Kids is an insightful, poignant and harrowing depiction of the life of angst ridden teens in New York City.
		The film doesn't have much of a direct screenplay (mostly dialogue you would hear while around friends) which is good for the type of movie being made here.
		The film gains much controversy by stating whether its true to life, or just a mindless depiction of what could happen in the city.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0113540 (360 words)

	Moondance - Kids&Film
		Kids take stock of the diverse array of social causes and issues around which our world's young people are becoming mobilized to illuminate and act upon the interconnections between circumstances at home and around the world.
		Through film, and with their intense and dogged curiosity about how the world works, they can find a new way to communicate to a wider audience how to change the status quo and interface between world youth activism and global engagement, and the ways young activists can work together to tackle their common global issues.
		We are building a bridge, through the art of film, to encourage international awareness and understanding for young people from the elementary grades through high school.
	www.moondancefilmfestival.com /36-KidsFilm.html (333 words)

	Films for kids - Film - Entertainment - theage.com.au
		This year's event consists of 21 films, two features and 19 shorts - eight of which are made by kids - as well as several participatory sessions and activities.
		Her brief was to find films "by, for and about kids" but it was also important, says Bidinost, that the films she chose would inspire audience members, that they would "give them a door into another world, to the way other kids live".
		In some of the child-produced films made in association with adult filmmakers, animation is a way of allowing children to reflect on their sense of the present and their dreams for the future.
	theage.com.au /news/film/films-for-kids/2005/06/09/1118123951038.html (1164 words)

	Rebecca Jolitz Debuts Movie in Kids Film Fest
		Films were shown back-to-back for six hours, Rebecca noted, and "I saw every one of them".
		The film festival opened with a speech and film examples by Gardner Loulan, a professional filmmaker with MTV-U. He showed a number of examples of his work, including some of the clips that got him noticed by MTV and "got me my job".
		While most of the films were done by high school students, Rebecca was pleased just to show her work and see what older students accomplished.
	jolitz.telemuse.net /rebecca/film (724 words)

	Listen Up! :: Exchange :: 2006 Kids for Kids Film Festival
		Kids for Kids is a tribute to the power of filmmaking to unite people: youth filmmakers ages 6-18 came from Canada, Cyprus, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Greece, India, Norway, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia Spain and Syria.
		Kids for Kids is a project of CIFEJ, a worldwide body of youth media activists, filmmakers and academics dedicated to promoting excellence in the audio-visual media for young audiences.
		International Children's Film Festival of Cyprus -- The International Children's Film Festival of Cyprus (ICFFCY) is aimed at giving children the opportunity to view and discuss films, even at an early age and throughout a lifetime, using the school platform as field-work.
	www.listenup.org /exchange.php?item=01e423e91e3f0b1d0fdc9e5b00afe42e (1146 words)

	Screening for kids - Film - www.theage.com.au
		Gradually, the concept of the “family film” was introduced in the US: a product understood to have universal appeal, based on the notion that childhood is a universal experience, but incorporating elements that would appeal to older viewers — stars known to adult audiences, child actors who presented an engaging, appealing image of youth.
		The “family film” of the 21st century has a more inclusive, economically expansive notion of “point of view”: it’s a blockbuster that can be sold to multiple age-groups.
		Films are marketed beyond their audience, in ways that can seem cynical, at the very least: awareness of Spider-Man and Hulk can begin in the kindergarten, with reinforcing items such as superhero pyjamas and colouring books.
	www.theage.com.au /news/Film/Screening-for-kids/2004/12/22/1103391830777.html (1480 words)

	Wingspan Arts \| What's News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The mission of the festival is threefold: to encourage positive filmmaking; to provide kids with a professional venue for exhibiting their work where they can exchange cinematic ideas with both peers and professionals; and to offer youth an opportunity to help design and produce a live event open to the public.
		The film festival will feature a highlight reel of the previous year's winning films as well as screenings of the current year's selected finalists.
		Film entries created in youth filmmaking programs throughout the country will be collected and evaluated by a committee of young filmmakers, educators and industry professionals.
	www.wingspanarts.org /pages/whatsnew_filmfest.html (163 words)

	SCREEN IT! ARTISTIC REVIEW: SPY KIDS
		Two kids, with their own set of problems that some viewers will be able to identify with, discover that their parents are really former spies who've come out of retirement.
		As such, the film is then set up like an old, funhouse ride in that those kids, and thus the audience, are taken on a wild and imaginative journey complete with cartoonish, two-dimensional villains and the thrill of not knowing what new discovery will be around the next corner.
		While that somewhat emulates how most real kids would probably react if faced with the same amount of overwhelming information about their parents and all of the spy material, it does diminish some of the film's fun, at least for adult viewers who usually prefer to see characters who act rather than react.
	www.screenit.com /ourtake/2001/spy_kids.html (1361 words)

	Behind The Lens Kids' Film Festival (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Don't miss the 4th Annual Behind The Lens Kids' Film Festival at the Mary Winspear Centre, February 3, 2007.
		You might notice that a lot of our movies are shot in the same place over the past three or so years since we moved on campus while we live at the university.
		Kids Films is a site dedicated to budding young filmmakers; directors, actors, gaffers, special effects artists, screenwriters, makeup artists, costume designers, producers, scenic artistst, editors...well, you've seen the film credits on the the movie you watched.
	www.kidsfilms.org (379 words)

	Filmtracks: Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams (Robert Rodriguez/John Debney)
		Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams: (Robert Rodriguez/John Debney) With the Spy Kids franchise being the sole dream of director and producer Robert Rodriguez, it is no surprise that Rodriguez would fill some of the composing duties for the franchise himself.
		The Spy Kids films are aimed at the fantasies of kids, and thus the score plays to several cliches in action and thriller music that appeal to kids.
		The first Spy Kids score may have been a funky adventure given the broad collection of talent, and Spy Kids 2 is more of a stock action/adventure score that one would expect from John Debney, with the unpredictable elements thrown in by Rodriguez.
	www.filmtracks.com /titles/spy_kids2.html (668 words)

	Acting Class in Houston for Kids 713 532 2867
		The session is directed towards helping your kid shed all inhibition as well combat stage fright at a very early age.
		Kids younger than 4 must audition for a private session.
		Kids 11 and Up with prior acting experience may be eligible to take a class with adults
	www.nextactor.com /Kids.htm (200 words)

	JoBlo reviews the movie "Spy Kids"
		And considering that I am neither a kid, a mom or a pop, I even dug the movie a lot, so I can't imagine this flick not hitting the right chords with anyone looking to have a good time at the movies (which is probably why Miramax has already green-lit the sequel).
		This concept of kids who automatically become spies, with Matrix-like powers and agility when they realize that their parents are spies, is just stupid.
		The two leading kid actors are great, the adult actors are as good,the special effect are amazing considering the low budget of the film.
	www.joblo.com /spykids.htm (2359 words)

	GLOBAL KIDSFEST
		Global Kids Film Festival in conjunction with the City of Los Angeles Cultural Affairs Department hosts the “Keep It Clean” Earth Day Celebration.
		Kids will take it to the streets armed with garbage bags and protective gloves to pick up litter and clean up the local community.
		After returning to campus for a picnic lunch, kids will be treated to a celebration of music and dance by Balandugu Kan — a traditional drum and dance ensemble from Guinea, West Africa.
	www.globalkidsfest.com (155 words)

	Kids First! Film Festival Home Page
		Festival is a showcase for new and classic children's films, TV shows, and DVDs from studios, independent producers and kids worldwide that travels to more than 100 venues annually and has more than 10,000 screenings of individual titles throughout the year.
		Sneak peeks at new films and DVDS from major studios, classic films, and hidden jewels from independent and student producers are sorted into five age groups: 0-2, 2-5, 5-8, 8-12, and 12-18.
		Film and Video Festival is a project of the Coalition of Quality Children's Media, a national, 15-year-old, not-for-profit (501-c-3) organization that is a voluntary collaboration between the media industry, educators and child advocacy organizations.
	www.kidsfirst.org /kidsfirst/html/filmfestival.htm (1679 words)

	CBC.ca - Arts - Film - Kids Rock
		The formula is this: a small group of kids is pushed to greatness on a public stage by heretofore untapped internal forces (that’s the feel-good part that makes the films so charming) and also aggressive, competitive grown-ups (the less-discussed feel-bad part).
		Yet while today’s kids are coddled, they’re also fetishized for behaving like adults; when the barely pubescent dancers of Mad Hot Ballroom dropped their sexiest moves at a screening I attended, the audience breathed a giant awww.
		Kids are rewarded for looking, dressing and especially consuming like grown-ups, and a multibillion-dollar advertising industry tells them how to do so.
	www.cbc.ca /arts/film/kidsrock.html (1828 words)

	Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The entire film is an exercise in recapturing a feeling of wonder and danger in the moviegoing experience, providing kids with something a little meatier than the plaintive milquetoast complaint of Stuart Little 2, the paternalistic racism of Spirit, and the astonishingly grating experience of The Master of Disguise.
		Where the film fails is not its energy or subtext, but in that certain lack of freshness endemic to sequels.
		Whatever the case, Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams for all of its positives, is a picture that almost undeniably gains a great measure of esteem and indulgence for the depressed climate of movies for children nowadays.
	www.filmfreakcentral.net /screenreviews/spykids2.htm (563 words)

	For the Kids, By the Kids: Santa Barbara Kids' Film Festival Wraps
		Children of all ages enjoyed a variety of films and seminars, where kids reigned, at the 2nd Annual Santa Barbara Kids' Film Fest, this past weekend (Oct. 2-4), where "The Wind in the Willows" directed by Terry Jones of Monty Python fame kicked off the fest on Friday evening at the Lobero Theatre.
		The film, shot entirely on location in Niger, relates the story of an eleven-year-old boy who travels from Paris to Nigeria to explore the fascinating world of his people, the Toureg, a nomadic culture rarely seen on film.
		There was also a seminar entitled "Kids on Acting" where a panel of eight young, experienced movie actors shared their experiences working in the film industry.
	www.indiewire.com /onthescene/fes_98SBKids_981007_wraps.html (430 words)

	Hispanic Magazine.com - July/August 2003 - Cultura - Film - Spy Kids 3
		Like he did with the previous two Spy Kids movies, Rodríguez is overseeing practically every aspect of the film’s post-production—including its editing, scoring, sound mix and visual effects—from what he modestly calls his garage.
		And like the previous two Spy Kids movies, Spy Kids 3D is also, in essence, a story about the importance of family—one that just happens to have the last name of Cortez.
		But the strange thing is that the more jobs you do on a film, the easier and more fun it is, because you’re constantly jumping from one thing to another, and it keeps you really energized.
	www.hispaniconline.com /magazine/2003/july_aug/Cultura/film.html (1265 words)

	Kids with Cameras
		The film, released by THINKFilm, premiered theatrically at the Film Forum in New York City in December 2004.
		The music soundtrack to the film is now available for order, and the film is also available on DVD.
		The photographs taken by the children in Born into Brothels are available for purchase in the Kids' Gallery, and as a signed limited-edition portfolio, or as a compilation in our companion book.
	www.kids-with-cameras.org /bornintobrothels/film.php (196 words)

	Hispanic Magazine.com April 2001 Cultura Film Spy Kids Amores Perros
		They want to make up for all the Latino films that were never made, and their movies turn out to be all this bleeding heart stuff, and nobody goes.
		Distributor Lions Gate Films, which is distributing Amores Perros across the United States beginning this month, has added a disclaimer to the start of the movie, ensuring viewers no animals were harmed during the making of the film.
		This is the most impressive film to come out of Mexico in decades, and for González Iñarritu, it also serves as a sensational, world-class debut.
	www.hispaniconline.com /magazine/2001/apr/Cultura/film.htm (1622 words)

	NEW RELEASES -- `Kids' a Harsh Dose of Reality / No sugarcoating in urban teen drama
		Despite the freshness of the kids, and the film's unrehearsed, cinema-verite style, Clark insists that ``Kids'' wasn't improvised, but shot from a script.
		``Kids'' opens with a slick seduction: 17-year-old Telly (Leo Fitzpatrick, who looks 14) is sweet-talking a nameless girl (Sarah Henderson, who looks 12), telling her he cares about her and all that jive.
		What's remarkable in ``Kids,'' from beginning to end, is the natural, unvarnished truth that Clark draws from his performers.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/1996/02/02/DD52836.DTL (424 words)

	Ministries - Kids Film Fest (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Kids Film Fest is a joint effort between Child Evangelism Fellowship and The JESUS Film Project to provide the only big screen presentation of The Story of Jesus for Children film throughout the USA and Canada.
		The Kids Film Fest helps to bring churches, other ministries and community leaders together.
		Volunteers are the key to the success of a Kids Film Fest.
	www.cefonline.com /ministries/kidsfilm.php (311 words)

	CBBC Newsround \| TV FILM \| Rings' star joins new kids' film
		The original show was on TV in the 1960s, and went on for 12 years, so your parents may well have been fans.
		The film, being made by the team behind Chicken Run, should be out in 2005.
		A spokesman for Sir Ian said he thought the film would be "fantastic for kids and adults alike".
	news.bbc.co.uk /cbbcnews/hi/tv_film/newsid_3577000/3577378.stm (160 words)

	Hollywood Film Festival®
		Hollywood, CA -- April 14, 2005 -- The 9th Annual Hollywood Film Festival announces the launching of the Hollywood KIDS Film Festival™ and Hollywood KIDS Awards™ to highlight and celebrate the FAMILY GENRE in Hollywood.
		The Hollywood KIDS Film Festival is comprised of the HOLLYWOOD KIDS FILM SHOWCASE and the HOLLYWOOD KIDS AWARDS which will feature and honor films from both emerging filmmakers and film masters.
		The Hollywood Film Festival kicks off October 18 for a seven-day series of screenings and special presentations with Q/A sessions at Arclight Cinemas in Hollywood.
	www.hollywoodawards.com /news/2005/kidsfest.html (291 words)

	Dead End Kids film series (Visit the Getty)
		Complementing the exhibition Scene of the Crime: Photo by Weegee, this series screens four film classics that turn a photographer's eye on crime and punishment on the streets of New York City.
		The series is presented in partnership with the UCLA Film and Television Archive.
		It centers on members of the Dead End Kids gang, who are drawn to crime even as better influences try to save them from the steets.
	www.getty.edu /visit/events/dead_end_kids.html (424 words)

	Spy Kids (2001) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		This is a somewhat unusual film; it's a children's film, but it doesn't talk down to its audience.
		and as usual with children's films, the kids are the heroes, which puts too much pressure on them, as a Danish film critic so perfectly put it.
		Any fan of Rodriguez(such as myself, which is by far the main reason I watched this very film in the first place) will enjoy this, if maybe not to the same extent as one of his typical films.
	www.imdb.com /Title?0227538 (632 words)

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