A cheerful glimpse into the complicated life of Lydia, who was born in the Netherlands but is still waiting for a residence permit. So are her father, mother and little brother. Lydia tells her story, partly in songs she improvised herself. Dutch spoken screening. Screening in Dutch as part of IDFA Junior.

11-year-old Malik, who has Down syndrome, moves to Senegal with his family. At first, he has difficulty finding his way, but when his father tells him a story about an African king, Malik rediscovers his self-confidence. Screening in Dutch as part of IDFA Junior.

In this fresh, uplifting film, we encounter three girls and their complicated families. At times it’s difficult with extra mothers, a donor dad, and step-siblings; but Isa, Dylan and Isabel also feel very much at home in their double families. Screening in Dutch as part of IDFA Junior.

Dance is the most important thing in 14-year-old Skip’s life—even if that means being teased by classmates who think dancing is for girls. When his group gets the chance to take part in a dance competition, he’s completely committed to the rehearsals. Screening in Dutch as part of IDFA Junior.