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Film Study: Feature Films and Short Film Collections

11th Grade · Languages · UK A-Level

8 lessons

Goal

Analyse prescribed films — both feature-length and themed short-film collections — and write critical responses in the target language.

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  1. Understanding the Film Prescribed List: Feature Films and Short Film CollectionsUp next
  2. Analysing Feature-Length Films: Narrative Structure and Cinematic FormNot started yet
  3. Studying Short Films Organised by ThemeNot started yet
  4. Studying Short Films Organised by DirectorNot started yet
  5. Comparing a Director's Short Films and Feature FilmsNot started yet
  6. Applying the Discrete Works Rule: Choosing Your Film and Your Literary TextYou are here
  7. Writing Critical Responses to Prescribed Films in the Target LanguageNot started yet
  8. Selecting and Justifying Your Two Discrete Works for the ExamNot started yet
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Learning standards covered

gbMFL-2.18General Certificate of Education Advanced Level (UK A-Level) · Mfl · 11th Grade

students are required to study two discrete works at A level i.e., students cannot be assessed on a film adapted from a literary work as well as on the original literary work itself