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Brave: Film Guide

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A film guide that looks at Brave (2012), a fairytale animation set in the magical, mythical world of the Scottish Highlands.

This guide is useful for exploring topics including Art and Design, Geography and PSHE Education in addition to highlighting themes surrounding folk and fairy tales, community, gender, family, equality and growing up.

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