The results of an investigation of the reactions of young children (ranging from four to nine years of age) in France, Germany, England, America, and Czechoslovkia to two Prix Jeunesse winning television films are examined in this document. Summarized reports from each of the participating countries for the film "Patrik and Putrik" and, separately, for the film "Clown Ferdl" are included. Each report offers a discussion of the method used for gathering data, findings, and conclusions. At the beginning of the grouped reports for each film there is an introductory passage indicating problems encountered in attempting to coordinate the studies among the countries, problems involved in gathering and evaluating the information, comparative results which show that the films generally were liked but would not have been chosen for the Prix Jeunesse by the children, and the varying theoretical and methodological approaches of each country to analyzing the children's film receptivity, understanding, and perception. (SP)