Family movie night just got a major glow-up—and it’s happening in the 901.
The Like You Children’s Film Festival is coming November 22–23 at the MoSH Pink Palace Museum, transforming the iconic space into a hub for imagination, laughter, and creativity. Think of it as family movie night times infinity—with film screenings, interactive activities, and a lineup that proves stories can connect us all.
The inaugural festival will feature 9 films, 88 short films touching an array of themes, and 3 behind-the-scenes presentations from show creators. But beyond what’s on screen, the real magic will happen in the moments in between—when families get to create and experience new things together.
More than a movie marathon
here's what's in store
🎨 Hands-on workshops where kids can try out stop-motion filmmaking with Sean Winfrey from St. Jude’s Maker Lab.
📚 Story Time sessions with bestselling authors Brad and Kristi Montague (aka the duo behind Kid President).
🎬 Short films by St. Jude patients in the Kid Made block—a touching showcase of young creativity and resilience.
🏆 A Youth Jury competition that gives kids the power to award their favorite short films.
🧩 Plus: crafts, creative activities, and cozy hangout spots where families can connect between screenings.
🎥 Featured Films
- Hola Frida: An animated bio exploring how a young Frida Kahlo found healing through art.
- Maya, Give Me a Title: A stop-motion feature by Michel Gondry about creativity and connection across distance.
- Story & Pictures By: A documentary celebrating the rule-breakers reshaping children’s picture books.
- Kensuke’s Kingdom: A beautifully animated tale of survival and unlikely friendship after a shipwreck.
Add in popcorn, photo ops, and the Pink Palace’s signature magic, and you’ve got a weekend that feels equal parts inspiring and joyful.
The heart behind it
!Founded by Memphis filmmaker and dad Noah Glenn, the Like You Film Club was built on the idea that stories don’t just entertain us—they help us grow, connect, and better understand ourselves and each other. That spirit shines through every part of the festival.
Learn more about Noah’s journey and the creative vision behind Like You Film Club here.
