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The DUFF: Film Guide

The DUFF
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A film guide that looks at The DUFF (2015), a high-school comedy about a student who reinvents herself after discovering people see her as a gateway to her more popular friends.

This guide is useful for exploring topics including PSHE Education, ICT, Media Studies and Literacy in addition to highlighting themes surrounding anti-bullying, school life, friendships, love and relationships, books and community.

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