Just Film’s International Youth Competition brings along new and fascinating films from all over the world. This year’s programme is very broad in topics and geographically as well. Just Film’s Grand Prix will be handed out by the members of the International Jury and the Youth Jury.

Children’s Competition Programme is prepared for film-viewers aged 10-13, their parents, and grandparents. This programme offers young PÖFF wolves the best selection of family films created during the year. Some of the programme’s films are dubbed into Estonian.

Juniors' Competition Programme is prepared for the youngest film-viewers, their parents and grandparents. The programme brings to the viewers joyful fairytales and many funny and unexpected adventures. Some of the programme’s films are dubbed into Estonian.

The Youth Programme is an overview of this year’s prime youth films that have already received a lot of attention all over the world.

Children’s Competition Programme is prepared for film-viewers aged 10-13, their parents, and grandparents. This programme offers young PÖFF wolves the best selection of family films created during the year. Some of the programme’s films are dubbed into Estonian.

Just Film Toddlers' Screening is prepared for the youngest film-viewers, their parents, and grandparents. The programme brings to the viewers joyful fairytales and many funny and unexpected adventures. Toddlers' screenings are dubbed into Estonian.

Just Film’s Children’s Rights Programme consists of films that address children’s and young people’s lives. All the films talk about children and young people who are still discovering the world and themselves. Often they are faced with difficult decisions in life. Some are lucky enough to get help from their parents, but others have to stand alone. The young are happy and proud about their achievements but also feel sadness when they fail. The Children's Rights Programme is put together by the Office of the Chancellor of Justice, Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Social Affairs, Social Insurance Board and Estonian Union for Child Welfare. The Children’s Rights Programme will run at the Just Film Festival for the 13th year.

Just Film documentary programme consists of films about sports, including extreme sports, music, dance, social media and current events, trends of the world. Discover the world through documentaries!

With the ECFA Award, ECFA both gives special attention to quality films for a young audience and shines a spotlight on European children’s films. A number of European children & youth film festivals, all members of ECFA, are selected annually to host an ECFA jury and vote for the ECFA Award for their particular festival. Each festival adds their winning film to a shortlist of nominated films, competing for the overall award. The final vote is open to all ECFA members, choosing the ‘Best European Children’s Film of the Year’. The award is handed out during the International Filmfestival Berlin – Berlinale. The ECFA Award was launched in 2011. There is no money prize connected to the ECFA Award. However, it is the only European children’s film award given out by professionals so the value and prestige of this award can’t be underestimated.

Noorte- ja lastefilmide festival Just Film toob koos festivaliga Koolitants kinoekraanile kolmteist noorte osalusel valminud lühitantsufilmi. Tantsufilmide programmis KOOLITANTS@Just osalevad tantsufilmid on valminud Tallinna ja Tartu tantsu- ja üldhariduskoolide juures.

The programme consists of films that have been created during the PÖFF and Just Film scholarship call and are made by international school-kids themselves. Come and experience what the youth has to say and support their efforts and their expression.