“One of the best films from China within the past few years.” - The GuardianSeen through the eyes of a four year-old boy, Little Red Flowers vividly realises the struggles of fitting into a post-revolutionary Chinese society. Moreover, the pint-sized cast offers unforced performances that never pander to cheap laughs.Even though kindergarten seems bright and cheerful to Qiang, it's difficult for him to adapt to such a scrutinised life. A fierce individualist in miniature, he tries but fails to conform to the model his teachers enforce, which sees him gain momentum as a hero among his classmates. Winner of the CICAE Award at last year's Berlin Film Festival. “Captures the emotional daring of children… in a continually fresh and unsentimental way.” - Screen InternationalMIFF recommends: Age 15+. Frequent mild nudity.