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Men, Women and Children: Film Guide

Men, Women and Children
Men, Women and Children
Paramount Pictures

Ages

14+

Duration

Short (1-4 activities)

A film guide that looks at Men, Women and Children (2014), an earnest drama exploring the effects of the internet on everyday American lives.

This guide is useful for exploring topics including Information Computing Technology, and PSHE Education in addition to highlighting themes surrounding science, space and technology, health and wellbeing, family, and love and relationships.

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  • Information Computing Technology
  • PSHE Education

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