Children's Film Festivals are events that showcase films specifically made for young audiences. These festivals often feature a variety of genres, including animation, live-action, and documentaries, all aimed at entertaining and educating children. They provide a platform for filmmakers to present their work and for children to experience diverse storytelling from around the world. In addition to film screenings, many children's film festivals include workshops, discussions, and activities that engage young viewers. These events encourage creativity and critical thinking, allowing children to explore the art of filmmaking and storytelling. Notable examples include the Berlin International Film Festival and the Toronto International Film Festival, which both have dedicated sections for children's films.