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Free screening for the Play international children's and youth film festival, Auditório Municipal de Albufeira.
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Festival Play is Lisbon's international children's and youth film festival, and its Albufeira leg brings a free quarterly screening to the Auditório Municipal. The films are curated for young audiences and chosen to expose children to stories and perspectives from around the world, building the habit of going to the cinema from an early age.
The September session opens with Snow Flake (Copito de Nieve), an 86-minute Spanish feature from 2011 aimed at children aged 6 and up. Doors are at 15:30.
Entry is free. It is a low-cost, easy outing for families in Albufeira looking for something other than the beach on a September Saturday, and the festival returns to the same auditorium later in the autumn with further titles.
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