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O (Othello): Film Guide

O (Othello)
O (Othello)
O (Othello) © FILMENGINE ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

Ages

14+

Duration

Short (1-4 activities)

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A film guide that looks at O (2001), which sees Othello relocated to an American high-school and competitiveness on the local basketball team.

This guide is useful for exploring topics including Literacy, Performing Arts, English and Psychology in addition to highlighting themes surrounding Shakespeare, school, growing up, gender, mental health, racism and prejudice, theatre, law and order, life and death, and family.

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This Resource Supports

  • Literacy
  • Performing Arts
  • English
  • Psychology

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"All of the activities were enjoyed and engaged the children. As a teacher the resources and activities were easy to use and covered a lot of skills. It is a valuable and engaging way to teach and learn literacy. "