Festival of Family Classics

Gentle, bite-sized animated storybook tales that unfold calmly, each a small window into a different legend or classic.

Gentle, unhurried storybook animation that feels like being read a folk tale before bed.

Gentle, storybook animation that turns familiar fairy tales into calm, slightly eerie little morality plays for children.

Gentle, brightly coloured five-minute bursts of shape-shifting whimsy that drift by pleasantly and ask nothing of you.

Bright, gentle cartoon slapstick softened into friendly domestic mischief, easy to dip into and harmless to leave running.

A gentle, ever-changing parade of folk stories, each with its own visual style, like flipping through a world of picture books.

A gentle, cheerful visit to the Hundred Acre Wood, where small adventures teach kindness and courage with warmth and no real danger.

A gentle, hand-drawn dive into folk imagination, full of simple wonders and moral lessons that feel like bedtime stories.

A hushed, storybook-like experience with a theatrical narrator, unfolding ancient myths in a simple, slightly eerie, and earnest way.

Gentle, brightly coloured storybook episodes that drift by easily, made for very young viewers to watch without needing to follow closely.

A calm, cosy voice reading a picture book at the end of the day, made to settle small children gently toward sleep.

A cozy, star-studded storybook come to life, theatrical and playful, with gentle scares and a warm happily-ever-after glow.