Clapping is hard work and seeing that our programs are filled with animated shorts, that would mean you’d be clapping your sweet badonkadonk off. With our patented Klikker technology, you don’t risk Repetitive Strain Injury from showing your appreciation for all the fantastic films we’re showing. As a visitor to our festival, you are or will become the proud owner of a Klikker. With great power comes great responsibility, so here are some guidelines to responsible Klikker use.

1. Klikking is the new clapping: our ancestors were cumbersome creatures who lacked the fine motor skills to do more than clumsily mash their palms into each other. Our modern life has greatly enhanced our fine motor skills, enabling us to reach the next evolutionary level of audience appreciation. Therefore, every time you feel the urge to clap, use your Klikker instead. And use your other hand to hold a nice refreshing beverage, a filling snack or your better half.

2. Don’t klik indiscriminately! Klikking into your neighbor’s ear for two hours straight when you’ve just met is a social faux pas of the highest order. Klik with care and restraint outside of the theatre.

3. While Klikkers are loved by young and old, but since our Klikkers are brightly colored and look like candy, they might not be the best toys for the youngest and/or more gluttonous of children.

We at KLIK! don’t take responsibility for anything that can happen if you use your Klikker for any other use than klikking. Although our theme this year is violence, we’d advise against using your Klikker as an offensive weapon. If it shows up on an X-Ray, all googly-eyed and smiling, don’t come crying to us.