Series Special for kids

Storytelling "in series" increases the viewing pleasure

Series are very popular, also among children and young people. Sometimes they function as one big narrative, divided into different numbers of chapters, sometimes they consist of many small, self-contained stories. More and more frequently, cinema films are "extended" by expanding the plot into a large, linearly narrated cycle à la Harry Potter, but sometimes young heroines also appear in independently narrated parts, as in "Bibi & Tina". It can be a lot of fun to watch the young characters grow older. All series variants have one advantage: over a longer period of time, you can accompany the characters, get closer to them and confidently identify with them, their experiences and their feelings. Here is a special compilation of serially told stories.

Series are very popular, also among children and young people. Sometimes they function as one big narrative, divided into different numbers of chapters, sometimes they consist of many small, self-contained stories. More and more frequently, cinema films are "extended" by expanding the plot into a large, linearly narrated cycle à la Harry Potter, but sometimes young heroines also appear in independently narrated parts, as in "Bibi & Tina". It can be a lot of fun to watch the young characters grow older. All series variants have one advantage: over a longer period of time, you can accompany the characters, get closer to them and confidently identify with them, their experiences and their feelings. Here is a special compilation of serially told stories.

Series are very popular, also among children and young people. Sometimes they function as one big narrative, divided into different numbers of chapters, sometimes they consist of many small, self-contained stories. More and more frequently, cinema films are "extended" by expanding the plot into a large, linearly narrated cycle à la Harry Potter, but sometimes young heroines also appear in independently narrated parts, as in "Bibi & Tina". It can be a lot of fun to watch the young characters grow older. All series variants have one advantage: over a longer period of time, you can accompany the characters, get closer to them and confidently identify with them, their experiences and their feelings. Here is a special compilation of serially told stories.