These school holidays we once again bring you Mini Sized Square Eyes, in partnership with Square Eyes - New Zealand Children's Film Foundation

This hour-long programme is guaranteed to amuse, entertain and inspire, showcasing films from all corners of the world.

Featuring Beatles obsessed Japanese puppets; a sabertoothed housecat on the brink of extinction; a swimming pool love story with a twist; a time-eating goat; Shaun, our very favourite sheep; and the film which holds the Guinness World record for the largest stop-motion animation set.

Programme details:

Shaun the Sheep - Draw the Line
United Kingdom, Aardman, 2007

Seven Days a Week (I Never Go to Work)
United States, David Cowles and Sean Sean McBride, 2008

Gulp
United Kingdom, Sumo Science, 2011

Cyber
Germany, Stefan Eling, 2007

Diversity
United States, Anthony Dusko, 2010

Ormie
Canada, Rob Silvestri, 2010

Hello I Like You
United States, Mixtape Club, 2011

The Goat that Ate Time
Australia, Lucinda Schreiber, 2007

Game Over
United States, PES, 2008

Extinction of the Sabertooth House Cat
United States, Damon Wong, 2010

Swimming Pool
Czech Republic, Alexandra Hetmerova, 2010

Animal Beatbox
Australia, Damon Gameau, 2011

Breaking the Mould
United Kingdom, Luca Paulli and Rebecca Manley, 2007

Twist & Shout
Japan, Yosuke Kihara, 2010

Black & White
Canada, Jon Izen, 2007

Image credit: Twist & Shout (Japan, Yosuke Kihara, 2010)