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The Tempest: Film Guide

Still from The Tempest
Still from The Tempest
The Tempest © TOUCHSTONE PICTURES (2010) ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

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11–16

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Short (1-4 activities)

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A film guide that looks at The Tempest (2010), an intriguing adaptation of Shakespeare's final and most mystical play.This guide is useful for exploring topics including Film Studies, English and Literacy in addition to highlighting themes surrounding literature and adaptations, film and filmmaking.

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