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Vote for Into Film in the National Lottery Awards

We’re delighted to announce that we’ve been shortlisted for a National Lottery Award - and we need your votes to help us win!

29 Jun 2017

Beyond Hollywood

Our Theme for the Summer term is Beyond Hollywood, exploring world cinema and foreign language, independent and British film from outside the...

Register for our new Dunkirk: The Dynamo Challenge resource

Our new history resource & competition are focused on Christopher Nolan's upcoming Dunkirk. Register now to download and receive your FREE printed Welcome Pack.

16 Jun 2017

Bring incredible stories of young refugees into the classroom

24 May 2017 BY Judith Dennis

Ahead of Refugee Week (19 - 25 June) Judith Dennis of the Refugee Council suggests ways of bringing incredible stories of young refugees into the classroom.

Reading time 3 mins

Still from Fantasia (Sorcerers Apprentice)

Review Writing Competition: International Music Day

11 May 2017

To celebrate International Music Day (21 June), our new review competition asks young people to review films with a focus on music, from Fantasia to La La Land.

Reading time 3 mins

Rosamund Pike opens the 2016 Into Film Festival

The Into Film Festival returns for 2017

08 Jun 2017

We're delighted to announce the dates of this year's free Into Film Festival, as well as details of our brand new set of curated Festival strands.

Reading time 5 mins

'I Am Me' is May's Film of the Month

16 Jun 2017

Based on the filmmaker's own poem, our Film of the Month winner for May 2017 is a moving and very personal film about struggling with eating disorders.

Viewing time 7 mins

Dunkirk: The Dynamo Challenge

Connect your students with the heroic events surrounding Dunkirk with this new history resource, produced with Warner Brothers and SUPER.

Suitable for11–16

15 pdf

2 pptx

WJEC Film Studies Set Film List (2017)

Films on the WJEC's Film Studies set list for teaching from Sept 2017.

Suitable for14+

1 pdf

Still showing the main characters from Kaakka Muttia

Kaakka Muttai: Inequality on film

World Food Day, 16 Oct

This resource explores the topic of inequality through analysis of the film Kaakka Muttai (The Crow's Egg)

Suitable forAll ages

1 pdf

1 pptx

Your Club, Your Way: Filmmaking

Help your members to plan, film, edit and showcase their own films using this resource.

Suitable forAll ages

1 pdf

1 pptx

'Dunkirk' and the visceral power of cinema

21 Jul 2017 BY Joe Ursell

We take a look at Christopher Nolan's new WWII thriller Dunkirk, which educates on this historic event by placing the audience right in the middle of it.

Reading time 8 mins

The winners of our Welsh language review writing competition

12 Jul 2017

We recently partnered with Urdd Gobaith Cymru to run a Welsh language review writing competition - read the two winning entries here.

Reading time 4 mins

How to keep a superhero story fresh with 'Spider-Man: Homecoming'

11 Jul 2017 BY Joe Ursell

We explore the clever ways Spider-Man: Homecoming keeps Peter Parker's story fresh and brings everyone's favourite web-slinger back into the Marvel fold.

Reading time 8 mins

Sign up for our new 'Short Film in Language Teaching' Online Course

06 Jul 2017

Learn how to enrich language lessons with short film by taking part in a new online training course created by the BFI, Into Film and FutureLearn.

Reading time 4 mins

Carmen Jones(1954)

Bizet's opera Carmen relocated to 1940s America, with a glamorous Carmen falling for honest, nice serviceman Joe and destroying him in...

Certificate

Age group11+

Duration100 mins

Welcome(2009)

French drama about a Kurdish teenager attempting to swim the channel to be reunited with his girlfriend.

Certificate

Age group14+

Duration109 mins

Victoria(2015)

New-to-town Victoria finds herself in over her head when she agrees to help a man that she’s befriended on a night out.

Certificate

Age group16+

Duration138 mins

Me and Earl and the Dying Girl(2015)

Outsider-by-choice and keen amateur filmmaker Greg is mortified when his mother forces him to befriend a seriously ill classmate.

Certificate

Age group11+

Duration98 mins

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What's on Into Film

Vote for Into Film in the National Lottery Awards

29 Jun 2017

Beyond Hollywood

Register for our new Dunkirk: The Dynamo Challenge resource

16 Jun 2017

Bring incredible stories of young refugees into the classroom

24 May 2017 BY Judith Dennis

Review Writing Competition: International Music Day

11 May 2017

The Into Film Festival returns for 2017

08 Jun 2017

'I Am Me' is May's Film of the Month

16 Jun 2017

Dunkirk: The Dynamo Challenge

WJEC Film Studies Set Film List (2017)

Kaakka Muttai: Inequality on film

World Food Day, 16 Oct

Your Club, Your Way: Filmmaking

'Dunkirk' and the visceral power of cinema

21 Jul 2017 BY Joe Ursell

The winners of our Welsh language review writing competition

12 Jul 2017

How to keep a superhero story fresh with 'Spider-Man: Homecoming'

11 Jul 2017 BY Joe Ursell

Sign up for our new 'Short Film in Language Teaching' Online Course

06 Jul 2017

Carmen Jones(1954)

Welcome(2009)

Victoria(2015)

Me and Earl and the Dying Girl(2015)

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