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Do you like teaching with movies? Like using TV and online films for teaching? Grab some popcorn and have a seat!

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This group is a group for people that want to share their latest teachable films. If you're in this group you should certainly be in the Foreign Films for the Classroom group. Both for film loving educators, dig?

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CRITIC: Arab Culture in Hollywood

Started by Ryan Goble Aug 6, 2019.

IDEAS: Using Inaccurate Films to Understand History

Started by Ryan Goble Jun 9, 2019.

DOC: 'Roll Red Roll' on PBS

Started by Ryan Goble Jun 9, 2019.

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Comment by Frank W. Baker on June 12, 2009 at 11:03am: Are you familiar with the doc: White Light/Black Rain? It was riveting. It was graphic and hard to watch, but producing this from the POV of the Japanese was very powerful. Here is a link to the official site on HBO. Download the teacher guide here.

Comment by Ryan Goble on June 11, 2009 at 8:01pm: I just made a post in the foreign films group (if you're not a member, do join) about an incredible resource for online foreign and art films..

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Comment by glenna ross on June 8, 2009 at 12:25pm: Foreign films are unfortunately not released here often - money. The many film festivals that go on in this city are good places to see some, including documentaries and shorts. Right now thru this weekend there are two Brooklyn International FF wbff.org has features documentaries and shorts. The other the Muslim Voices MUSLIMVOICESFESTIVAL.ORG his film, music, theatre and discussions from countries with a large muslim populace. Starting Saturday at the Walter Reade Cinema at Lincoln Center is the Human Rights Film Festival the complete schedule is in the "FREE THINS TO DO" issue of TIMEOUT NY magazine

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