The award-winning series Little Lunch is back, with two half-hour specials – 'The Halloween Horror Story' and 'The Nightmare Before Graduation'.
Little Lunch Special: The Halloween Horror Story
Little Lunch is a hugely successful Australian children’s series of funny and touching adventures during snack time in the school playground. Based on the popular books, written by Danny Katz and illustrated by Mitch Vane, the series is adapted by Gristmill Productions.
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The Halloween Horror Story
No one loves Halloween more than Atticus so he’s delighted to be starring in the school play, written especially for Halloween. But when Atticus’ mother gets a job in Singapore, he discovers that the day of the play will be his last day of school, forever. The make-believe terror of Halloween is replaced by Atticus being genuinely petrified of leaving and starting a new life. All the children are sad to be saying goodbye to Atticus but none more so than Rory, who is losing his best friend. The Halloween Horror Story cracks open the heart of the spooky celebration to explore, beyond a scary costume, what it is that children really fear and how they can overcome it.
See Also
Little Lunch Special: The Nightmare Before Graduation (Season overview)
The award-winning series Little Lunch is back, with two half-hour specials – 'The Halloween Horror Story' and 'The Nightmare Before Graduation'.
Awards
2017 AACTA Awards
Winner - Best Children's Television Series
2017 Chicago International Children's Film Festival (USA)
Professional Jury: First Prize - Best Live Action Television Production
2017 Japan Prize (Japan)
Winner - Primary Series: Primary (6-12)
2017 US International Film and Video Festival (USA)
Winner - Best of Festival: Entertainment
2017 US International Film and Video Festival (USA)
Winner - Gold Camera: Children's Entertainment
2017 Australian Directors Guild (ADG) Award
Robyn Butler: Esben Storm Award - Best Direction in a Children's TV or SVOD Drama
2017 TV Week Logie Award
Winner - Most Outstanding Children's Program