In the Name of Ai follows children as they explore Chinese mugwort, make traditional Qingtuan, and share handmade gifts. Through these experiences, they discover nature, cultural heritage, and sustainable development. Reflecting SDG 4 and SDG 15, the film shows how learning and sharing can connect education, culture, and nature.

This film highlights the issue of food waste and how surplus food and scraps can be put to better use. Through an SDG initiative, students raise awareness and take action to create positive change in their community. As one group completes its mission, the challenge is passed on to the next, showing that sustainability is an ongoing journey.

Through ”Unspoken Love”, we hope to show that poverty is not always visible and that behind every struggling family is a story of sacrifice, love, and dignity. Our film follows a daughter who discovers her mother’s quiet sacrifices. We hope to encourage compassion and remind people that small acts of kindness and support can bring hope to families in need.

Behind every quiet verse is a story of sacrifice, resilience, and compassion. Unspoken Love tells the story of Robina “Bhing” Navato, who left home to support her family and became a voice for migrant workers. Despite battling cancer, she continued helping vulnerable communities. Through her journey, the film highlights the power of courage, service, and hope.

Isolated at a new school, a young girl relies on a messaging app to cope with loneliness. After forming a genuine friendship, her dependence fades. When the app begins demanding attention, she learns an important lesson: artificial intelligence can be a helpful tool, but it can never replace real human connection.

Through Keep Youth Safe, we address the global issue of bullying. Inspired by our own experiences, we created this film to raise awareness, encourage empathy, and support those affected. Reflecting SDG 16, the film promotes safe and peaceful environments where every child can feel respected, included, and supported.

Agent of Change 13+ shows how small actions can make a big difference. After rising electricity costs affect school activities, students realize the impact of wasting energy and resources. Working together, they change their habits and improve results, proving that meaningful change begins with simple everyday actions.

Our island hometown is facing the challenge of an aging population. We wanted to make our beloved community more lively through our own efforts.
We wanted the elderly people on the island to enjoy themselves and share many smiles.That is how we came across adapted sports.
To show our challenges, ideas, and trial-and-error process as clearly as possible, we carefully planned the structure and presentation of our film.

As ideas such as the SDGs continue to spread, I began to wonder whether words sometimes advance faster than actions. Then I realized that older generations, who said they did not know such terms, had already demonstrated their true meaning through everyday actions. This film was created to encourage people to reflect on the spirit of ”mottainai” and put it into practice in their own lives.

Through my work, I aim to inspire students to explore, create, and solve problems through meaningful learning experiences. By integrating technology, creativity, and collaboration, I encourage critical thinking and confidence. I hope to empower students to become responsible, future-ready individuals who use knowledge and technology to contribute positively to society.