Every Child

Year: 1979

Runtime: 6 mins

Director: Eugene Fedorenko

AnimationFamilyComedyMusic

An animated short tracking an unwanted infant who is passed from house to house. It serves as Canada’s contribution to a collective hour‑long feature created for UNESCO’s 1979 Year of the Child, illustrating the Children’s Rights principle that every child deserves a name and nationality. The film won the Oscar for Best Animated Short Film.

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