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Pride: Film Guide

Pride group shot
Pride group shot
BBC Films (2014)

Ages

14+

Duration

Short (1-4 activities)

Related calendar events

LGBT History Month
1 February - 1 March

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A Film Guide that looks at Pride. This guide is useful for exploring topics including History, Citizenship and Politics in addition to highlighting themes surrounding democracy and rights, racism and prejudice, equality, British cinema and campaigns & revolutions. 

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Pride: Film Guide

A short .pdf of activities focusing on Pride

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Pride Interviews

Andrew Scott, Faye Marsay and Ben Schnetzer talk Pride

Duration: 4:17 mins

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