Guess the score XXIV: "Charlie bit me" (kids in movies) [FINISHED]

For those not familiar with "Charlie bit me" here goes-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_OBlgSz8sSM

It's a popular internet video that has had more that 47 million views. In other words, the theme for this game is that the clips are from movies about kids (mostly).

You get 2 points for each clip (composer and movie) and for the bonus clips the points are doubled (max of 44 points in this game). As usual send your guesses by PM. I'll probably keep this running until next weekend.

Let me know if you have any difficulty in downloading the clips from
http://www.yousendit.com/download/Q01FN … bEJFQlE9PQ

The 18 clips are in chronological order

Hints (updated)

#1 The evil kid in this movie keeps practising (or rather pounding) the French folk song Au Claire de la Lune. Together with the dissonant theme it is "the musical equivalent of the image of innocence hiding a cold murderer". There's a big composer signature giveaway in the last few seconds.

#2 A well-known classic (book, film and score). The composer scored the film as seen from the viewpoint of the children in this story of racial injustice.

#3 A few years before this the director made a creepy, psychological thriller about a governess and two kids. He returns to somewhat similar territory in this film. As they say... the children's story that is not for children.

#4 What's a game on kids without a lullaby? And who else but a legendary composer for this haunting film?

#5 The kid here is in the center of a custody battle. This score by an obscure Australian composer was released by a label known for its limited edition club releases.

#6 Another clip from this appeared in Thomas' recent game. No score release except for this cue on a compilation, and a suite from a re-recording.

#7 A child is kidnapped and someone is out with a vengeance to get her back. You might be more familiar with the 2004 remake of this film.

#8 No clue required for this popular movie, with a score by everyone's favorite composer.

#9 In the 1970s this country had an epidemic of kidnappings. This innocent kid from a family of criminals is on the run. The composer's first and last name end with the same vowel.

#10 Bored at her aunt's place, this orphan girl makes an exciting discovery (don't tell anyone!) while exploring outside.

#11 This fun remake of a film involves twins who swap places.

#12 The last few seconds should be a giveaway. If not then look to the far-east for a composer who loves to use the piano.

#13 This composer is more known for an acclaimed film he did with an Italian actor who likes to clown around (even at the award shows). There's a lingering sense of nostalgia and sadness in this cue for the movie about a family coping with the death of their son.

#14 Yet another clip that doesn't need a clue. Just drive away.

#15 Like the movie in the previous clip, there's a marriage in the climax that needs to be stopped. A lot of mischievous kids need a kind caretaker to show them the way.

#16 A model plane comes alive and is the connection to this boy's dead father. A beautiful score by a French composer.

#17 France again! What a rapturous theme for boy scouts hiking on the Alps!

#18 Yet another French composer. A documentary for pregnancy around the world.

Bonus #1 (from 1977) Previously this girl terrified all and made heads turn. Here's a nice lullaby for her from someone who knows a thing or two about wordless vocals.
For guilty pleasure you can also watch Bollywood's plagiarized take on this song at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxUw5c0uWgc

Bonus #2 (from 1986) A gorgeous work from an under-rated composer who has sadly taken very few film projects in the last 10 years (and none in the last 3). The movie is not about kids but the setting is in a school for the deaf.