Films

All these films are award-winning international feature films.

We think they are exceptional and we wanted you to be able to use them in your classroom.

Project Nim

A chimpanzee is taken from its mother at birth and raised like a human child.

6 Clips 0 Plans
SEED: The Untold Story

Students will use data to draw conclusions about GMOs, pesticides, and ethical issues surrounding seed conservation and food justice.

4 Clips 1 Plan

English Language, Creativity, Cultural/Critical Understanding, Biology, Critically viewing a documentary, English & Media, content & ideas of the film, Data Analysis
Sounds Like Teen Spirit

A lighthearted look at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest.

3 Clips 0 Plans

Critically viewing a documentary text, Critically viewing a documentary
Thank You for the Rain

Students will think critically as they learn about climate change activism through the eyes of Kenyan farmer, Kisilu Musya.

5 Clips 1 Plan

Thank You For the Rain

A cross-curricular scheme of work that takes students on a journey of climate change justice and real-world impact. Clips are accompanied by lesson plans for both English Language and Geography, introducing students to climate change issues from multiple angles whilst meeting key Assessment Objectives.

10 Clips 1 Plan
Thank You For the Rain KE

Worlds collide on the front line of climate change.

18 Clips 1 Plan

Write a newspaper article, Creativity, Cultural/Critical Understanding, Non-fiction & imaginative writing; racism, Biology, Reading, writing, speaking & listening, Climate Change, Writing to describe, explain and inform, Engaging with and understanding a text, Media Studies: New Media Technology, Critically viewing a documentary text, Media Studies: Concept of Ideology, Media Studies: Concept of Genre, English Language Arts, Rhetoric, Analysing documentary, critically viewing a text, English Language Arts, A Level Media Studies, Intro to A Level media studies & key concepts, Presenting, discussing & listening, drama activity , KS3: cultural diversity, media & reality tv, Media Studies: Concept of Representation, English Language Arts, History, English & Media, content & ideas of the film, ELA, Earth Science, English Language Arts, Earth Science, Speaking and listening assessment, Reading for meaning, English - Reading, writing, speaking & listening, Stereotype and prejudice, Reading/speaking/listening/write newspaper article, Stereotypes & Prejudice; Audience; Cinematic Technique, AQA GCSE English/Eng Lang. spec & exam criteria, Analysing & creating new texts, Researching and presenting a debate, Social Studies, Perceiving and interpreting thoughts and feelings, ELA, Storyboarding & screenwriting, Critically viewing a documentary, Data Analysis, Different writing styles - article, diary entries, English Language, Presenting, discussing & listening, drama activity
The Island President

The ex-President of the Maldives Mohamed Nasheed tackles rising sea levels resulting from climate change.

3 Clips 0 Plans
The Yes Men Fix the World

The Yes Men combine political activism, performance art, and the love of a good prank in a quest to make big business accountable.

6 Clips 0 Plans

Media Studies: Concept of Ideology, Media Studies: Concept of Genre, Media Studies: Concept of Representation, A Level Media Studies, Media Studies: New Media Technology

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