The festival is currently closed.
The 2022 edition will take place online from April 1 to June 24, 2022.
340,418 thanks! Discover the results of the 2021 festival.
A festival dedicated to humanism and ecology
The Takorama festival focuses on humanism and ecology, but also on the poetry the and originality of visual universes.
Cultural diversity, sustainable development, solidarity, respect for others, tolerance, human rights, civic engagement.
Discover the teasers of Takorama 2021
The teasers of Takorama 2022 will be available from January 2022.
Films of the 2021 festival (from 3 years old)
3 films with a total duration of 12 minutes.
Rachel Portova,
United Kingdom,
2019
© Rachel Portova
Film : Carpe Diem (TEASER)
The opportunity to present the Czech Republic and its traditional Christmas.
Gobelins - École de l'image,
France,
2015
© Gobelins - École de l'image
Film : Oktapodi (TEASER)
A crazy chase that will make people laugh a lot but also reflect on our relationship with animals.
Oana Lacroix,
Switzerland,
2008
© Oana Lacroix
Film : Coucouleurs (TEASER)
A short film to make children want to color.
Films of the 2021 festival (from 6 years old)
3 films with a total duration of 19 minutes.
Polina Minchenok,
Russia,
2015
© Polina Minchenok
Film : Moroshka (TEASER)
A short film to revisit traditional tales.
Anton Diyakov,
Russia,
2017
© Anton Diyakov
Film : Vivat musketeers! (TEASER)
A swashbuckling short film.
Ed Roberts,
United Kingdom,
2000
© Ed Roberts
Film : Apple monkey (TEASER)
Why is it so important to share?
Films of the 2021 festival (from 9 years old)
3 films with a total duration of 22 minutes.
D.Durocher, C.Joliff et F.Lhotellier,
France,
2015
© D.Durocher, C.Joliff et F.Lhotellier
Film : Miel bleu (TEASER)
A short film inspired by a real fact that will address the theme of pollution.
Jeremy Clapin,
France,
2015
© Jeremy Clapin
Film : Une Histoire Vertébrale (TEASER)
A short film about desires, loneliness, love but also the difference and the acceptance of others.
Fabrice Joubert,
France,
2008
© Fabrice Joubert
Film : French Roast (TEASER)
A very entertaining short film set in the atmosphere of the Parisian cafés of the 1960s to invite reflection on the sometimes deceptive appearances.
Films of the 2021 festival (from 12 years old)
3 films with a total duration of 25 minutes.
Konstantin Bronzit,
Russia,
2019
© Konstantin Bronzit
Film : He can’t live without cosmos (TEASER)
A short film about desires, loneliness, love and fate.
Marc Riba, Anna Solanas,
Spain,
2005
© I+G Stop Motion
Film : La Lupe i en Bruno (TEASER)
An impossible love story or maybe just the story of Lupe and Bruno.
Monique Renault,
Netherlands,
1981
© Monique Renault
Film : Borderline (TEASER)
A short film on gender inequalities.
Films of the 2021 festival (from 15 years old)
3 films with a total duration of 18 minutes.
Antoine Arditti,
France,
2014
© Antoine Arditti
Film : Yulia (TEASER)
A short film on male domination and domestic violence.
Pierre Ducos, Bertrand Bey,
France,
2015
© Pierre Ducos, Bertrand Bey
Film : La détente (TEASER)
A short film on the horrors of war.
Lou Morton,
Netherlands,
2018
© Lou Morton
Film : Floreana (TEASER)
A film to reflect on our relationships with animals.
Objective of the festival
The objective of the festival is to allow children to discover new films, new stories, new visual universes and to give their opinion, to vote for their favorite film.
The festival is also an opportunity for all students to continue school activities at home and stay in touch with the teachers.
Beyond cinematographic and artistic education, the festival aims to affirm the educational dimension of cinema by positioning it in particular alongside literature and painting as a resource capable of accompanying and supporting the set of lessons; it will allow children to view animated images not just as entertainment but as a communication tool.
