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The prescient new documentary 'H is for Harry' aims to explore the relationship between poverty and illiteracy.
Reading time 4 mins
In our second blog celebrating 2020's finest film releases, our expert curation team highlight their favourite documentaries of the year.
Reading time 7 mins
This beautiful new stop-motion animation from LAIKA uses a story of discovery to explore identity and belonging in a changing world.
Reading time 5 mins
With Pokémon: Detective Pikachu officially a box office hit, we take a look at the enduring appeal of the Pokémon franchise.
We take a look at how fame and fortune turned a footballing hero into a villain in new, wildly entertaining documentary Diego Maradona.
A curated list of five primary and five secondary music-focused films, which are available to stream at home across a variety of platforms.
Straddling the line between comedy and drama, British film Limbo uses three dimensional characters and wry humour to tell a new kind of refugee story
Our curation team takes a look at some of the most exciting films coming out of Sundance Film Festival and arriving on cinema screens soon.
An introduction to the era of Hollywood filmmaking between 1930 and 1960 through the films on the WJEC/Edquas syllabus that are available on Into Film+.
Reading time 6 mins
We highlight some of the most anticipated films set for their big screen debut in July, August and September, with a variety of titles for all ages.
Personal independence takes centre stage in this Americana-tinged drama about a young man who follows his dream to become a professional wrestler.
We take a look at three versions of the classic story A Christmas Carol and help you decide which one is best for your students.
Reading time 3 mins
As the London Film Festival returns in full, the Into Film curation team pick some of the most exciting films from this year's vibrant programme.
Science-fiction film 'Gattaca' turns the complex subject of genetic engineering into an entertaining and thoughtful dystopian thriller.
Our curation team round up the year 2022 in film, picking their personal favourite Primary, Secondary and Documentary titles.
This visually striking new documentary set in the mountains of Nepal considers the necessary sacrifices that allow children access to a better education.
Into Film now hold the exclusive rights to this lovely Kenyan film about family, loss and superheroes. Find out why you should order it for your Into Film Club.
We take a look at the most anticipated films set to hit cinemas in January, February and March 2020 for audiences of all ages.
We've put together a list of ten films to stream in conjunction with Earth Day, an annual international celebration of our planet and all it has to offer.
We suggest Primary and Secondary films you can watch at home for International Friendship Day on July 30, including the streaming services you can find them on.
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