Friday, December 9, 2011

Into Films

There is more than you think when you watch a film in English. You get exposure to natural language in a non-threatening setting and you are in a common ground regarless of your international background. Therefore, it's not about simply sticking the DVD in the player and watch the film, it's about helping you to develop critical comprehension, analysis skills and most of all making effective for you learning English as foreign language.
Let's work a bit on the film we have been watching in class these days.




  • What's the right way of pronouncing the title of the film?
  • Why do you think I have chosen this particularly film?
  • Think about the values one can get out of it, what have you learnt from it and write an opinion essay with your own conclusions.
  • Have a look at the trailer and write 7 sentences related to any aspect of the film.


  • Print the quiz you're been given here, complete it, justify your answers whenever it is possible and hand it in in class. The Guardian Quiz
  • Could you identify when this music in the movie is played, whether it is at the beginning, in the middle or at the end.

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