The festival director talks about finding the best films by and for children - and infuriating their parents.
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Our writer, Rachel Devine, takes four-year-old twins.
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The Melbourne Zoo is looking for brave little heroes to help fight extinction this summer. Kids join Zooperman and the Extinction Fighters to save wildlife, completing their training by passing through a series of games and challenges before choosing their own powers and identity. The program runs free with general admission to the zoo and, as always, kids get in free over the school holidays.
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