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We Are Many: Film Guide

We Are Many
We Are Many
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14+

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Short (1-4 activities)

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A film guide that looks at We Are Many (2014), a documentary which examines the events surrounding the 2003 Iraq war and the enormous global protest it provoked.

This guide is useful for exploring topics including Citizenship, Politics, History and Media Studies in addition to highlighting themes surrounding law and order, campaigns and revolutions, democracy, British cinema, historical movements and modern warfare.

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