Small Feet Go Far has joined forces with the Swedish Institute, the British Film Institute and National Schools Film Week, to bring the very best of Swedish Cinema for children, young people and families to screens around London. These acclaimed and award winning films range from the uplifting to the challenging and enable viewers of any age to explore Swedish culture and creativity. How the films were selected The films selected for Small Feet Go Far are aimed at children and young people, but should not be regarded only as children’s films. In Sweden they are appreciated by a wider general audience as well. The films deal with relationships between children and adults, without being patronising or childish. After their first run at the box office, the films have frequently been used in school cinema programmes and have stimulated pupils and teachers to discover and discuss the issues raised. Small Feet Go Far Swedish Film Festival at the British Film Institute 14 and 15 October: Three ground breaking films - Elina – As If I Wasn’t There, Immediate Boarding and Strong As A Lion - will be screened at the BFI and include a workshop for families. Further details>>   National Schools Film Week The Swedish Film Institute will present two feature films, the animated movie Dog Days and the teenage drama Show Me Love as part of National Schools Film Week. Further details>>   Children and Cinema in Sweden 12 October: An all day seminar and networking event for arts and film professionals on Swedish cinema for children and the role of film in education in Sweden. Organised by the Swedish Embassy and held in conjunction with The Swedish Film Institute and the British Film Institute. Further details>>