Writer|Director: Pilar Anguita-MacKay
Director of Photography: S?verine Barde
Starring : Eight-year-old children from Chile.
World premier:

Plot

Little Dreams is an open-ended compare-and-contrast documentary on the universal nature of childhood dreams and the profound differences in the shape those dreams may take depending on where the child lives and learns. Shooting over the years, the director follows a group of Chilean children to see whether or not they achieve their dreams as they become adults.

Awards and Festivals:

Project selected for the SOURCES 2 ? Creative Documentary ? workshop. Initiative supported by the european union Media Plus programme.

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Contact:
info[at]olympiafilms.com

Coproduced with:
Sociedad general de espectaculos, Chile

Supported by:
Supported by the Swiss Media compensatory measures

Extracts of dialogues:
The sun is burning down on a hot summer day, as ANA climbs the hill joyfully. The path is steep; panting, and she says she?d like to be an airplane pilot.

A few metres higher, Ana stops, looks out to the right and points to a large beer factory at the foot of the hill. She says her father works there. In the distance, the city can hardly be seen because of the huge cloud of pollution hanging over it.
Ana explains that her mother is a cleaning lady in the wealthy boroughs of the capital.

She reaches the top of the hill. Suddenly there is an ear-splitting noise. Just a few hundred feet above her head a huge airliner goes by. Ana sits and fascinated watches the planes take off. With eyes shining, she ardently wishes to be at the controls of one of them some day.