Christopher Vandaele

I've been thinking about what I want my kids to understand about the world before they turn 13. Not just facts. Not just skills. I want them to feel grief without having to experience loss yet. To understand sacrifice before they're asked to make one. To see poverty, war, joy, courage, injustice, and redemption through the safest possible window: cinema. So I spent weeks building something I'm calling "The 120 Greatest Films Every Kid Should See." Not a list of "kids movies." A curriculum. A Thread>🧵1/14

@Manu_Sisti KDP

• Forget stocks • Forget real estate • Forget crypto A small, targeted 90-page non-fiction book can generate higher returns than most traditional assets. All you need is: • 1 hour a day • A Claude + ChatGPT account • My system that turns prompts into profitable eBooks One book turns into compounding income over time. Stack 4–5 books using this process, and you’re suddenly looking at a real monthly income stream. I could easily charge $199 for this. But today, it’s free. To get it: • Like this post • Comment “KDP” I’ll DM you the training + my entire AI publishing system. ⏳ Free for the next 48 hours (Follow so I can message you.)

A few people asked what makes this different from "just a kids movie list": This isn't entertainment. It's education disguised as entertainment. 16 films from cultures most Westerners never see. 8 films teaching real history. Every emotion a human can feel, in a safe container. That's the difference.

If you want the full list with the tracker (so your kids can mark what they've watched and see their percentile progress): I've made it free. Comment "cinema" below, and I'll send it to you. Let's raise a generation that has actually SEEN the world before they're asked to change it. 13/14

I've been thinking about what I want my kids to understand about the world before they turn 13. Not just facts. Not just skills. I want them to feel grief without having to experience loss yet. To understand sacrifice before they're asked to make one. To see poverty, war, joy, courage, injustice, and redemption through the safest possible window: cinema. So I spent weeks building something I'm calling "The 120 Greatest Films Every Kid Should See." Not a list of "kids movies." A curriculum. A Thread>🧵1/14

Thread 8/8 Luister naar #StouteSchoenen podcast afl. 33 (@bartvanloo) over de Jeruzalemkapel. Lees Der Naturen Bloeme (moderne editie) in de bib. Welke middeleeuwse Brugse schat ontdek jij nog? #BartVanLoo #VlaamseLiteratuur #Brugge Listen to #StouteSchoenen Ep. 33 (@bartvanloo) on the Jerusalem Chapel. Read Der Naturen Bloeme (modern ed.) in the library. What other medieval Bruges treasure will you uncover? #BartVanLoo #FlemishLiterature #Bruges

Thread 7/8 Tijdlijn: 1266–70 → Maerlant: eerste literaire krokodil 1483 → Adornes: eerste ooggetuige (Nijl) Beide verbonden met Brugge. Op vakantie tijdens de middeleeuwen. #StouteSchoenen #krokodil #Brugge Timeline: 1266–70 → Maerlant: first literary crocodile 1483 → Adornes: first eyewitness (Nile) Both linked to Bruges. On Holiday in the middle ages. #StouteSchoenen #Crocodile #Bruges

Net geluistered naar @bartvanloo podcast in #StouteSchoenen aflevering 33: De Jeruzalemkapel in Brugge hint naar de eerste krokodil in middeleeuwse Vlaamse literatuur: Anselm Adornes (15e eeuw) ziet er één in Egypte. Dit heeft mij naar een konijnenhol gestuurd. Wat is de écht vroegste vermelding in NL/Vlaams? #krokodil #VlaamseLiteratuur #Brugge Just finished listening to @bartvanloo in #StouteSchoenen episode 33: The Jerusalem Chapel in Bruges hints at the first crocodile in medieval Flemish literature: Anselm Adornes (15th c.) sees one in Egypt. Sent me down a rabbit hole. What is the actual earliest mention in Dutch/Flemish? #Crocodile #FlemishLiterature #Bruges A Thread 1/8