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She's The Man: Film Guide

Shes The Man
Shes The Man
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Ages

11–16

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Short (1-4 activities)

A film guide that looks at She's The Man (2006), in which a teen girl poses as her own brother while he sneaks off on holiday, but problems arise when she develops a crush on her football teammate.
This guide is useful for exploring topics including English, Literacy and Performing Arts, in addition to highlighting themes surrounding Shakespeare, books and plays, theatre, gender, school and sports.

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