Film 6 – Al Khair Primary School UK – Letters to Allah
Languages: Arabic, English
The film tells the story of an orphan who lost his parents in a tragic car accident. After the
accident, he finds himself in an orphanage where he faces rudeness and isolation due to his
learning difficulties. In his struggle, Saeed begins writing letters to Allah, sharing his sadness
and seeking comfort and guidance. Despite his challenges, he remains hopeful and never gives up.
Film 7 – National Chaozhou Senior High School Taiwan – The Journey of a Letter
Languages: Mandarin, Taiwanese, Japanese, Vietnamese, English
This film tells the story of a letter that unexpectedly begins a journey through different people and places. Along the way, individuals from diverse backgrounds add their own messages, each contributing a small piece of kindness and hope. As the letter travels, these simple words come together to create something meaningful, showing how even the smallest gestures can have a powerful impact on someone’s life. By National Chaozhou Senior High School.
Film 8 – Sydney Chinese School Australia – Journey to the Web
Languages: Mandarin, English
When magic meets technology, danger is just one click away …. On their journey to seek the sacred scriptures, Tang Seng and his three disciples discover that their magical world is under attack. A mysterious “White Bone Virus” is stealing accounts, hacking systems, and spreading through clever online tricks. From fake rewards to scam links and dangerous websites, the team must learn to recognise cyber threats and protect themselves. Can they defeat the virus and restore balance? A fun and educational adventure that teaches young learners how to stay safe online.
Film 9 – Herz Jesu Institut Italy – Journey or Quest – Four Films
Languages: German Standard, Italian, Ladin, South Tyrolean dialect, Turkish, English
“Journey or Quest” presents four short films created by students from the secondary school Herz Jesu Institut in Italy. The first two, “The Journey of a Sound” and “The Last Glimmer,” are inspired by poems written by classes 1A and 1B. The other films, “Secret Spot” and “Out Now,” were produced by classes 2A and 2B.
Together, the stories follow a sound that transforms into a library, a river struggling to survive, a boy searching for a hidden place in his school, and a girl learning a new language to understand the guests at a café.
Film 10 – Al Khair Primary School UK, – Respect Always
Languages: Arabic, English
The story follows three foreign girls who arrive at a new school where their English is very
limited, and they primarily communicate in Arabic. Unfortunately, they become targets of
bullying by four other girls who mistreat them because of their appearance and language.
Despite the harsh treatment, the foreign girls choose not to retaliate and focus on their
studies. Over the years, the foreign girls improve their English skills and eventually establish a small but successful business.
