A Kalabanda Ate My Homework

Uganda | 7 min.

Showing In

Shorts for Kids 6+
The Kubrick at Central Grade School Thu, Aug 1, 2019 9:30 AM
These stories of growth, change, and self-discovery show that there are no limits to what kids can achieve, and that being yourself is worth celebrating. Support 13-year-old Ethan Sonneborn as he runs for Governor of Vermont in Ethan 2018; help a young boy find his furry best friend in Have You Seen Buster?; and celebrate true love and friendship in The Acorn Princess. Magnifying the courage and self-confidence of young people, these short tales of friendship, individuality, and solidarity are presented in the service of entertaining the young cinephiles in our community with positive messages and artistic expression.
Film Info
Section:Kids Fest
Short Films
Runtime:7 min.
Production Country:Uganda
Original Language:English
Cast/Crew Info
Director:Raymond Malinga

Description

A Kalabanda is a mythical creature that is said to haunt schools in Uganda. Tendo, a pupil shows up to class one day without homework -claiming that a "Kalabanda" ate it. Who'd believe such a lame excuse? No-one! How will Tendo prove his story? The story brings a Ugandan twist to the popular excuse "a dog ate my homework".