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1 QFT Learning Information for Schools Autumn/Winter 2016 Special daytime film screenings with supporting talks and workshops have been arranged for schools at both primary and post primary levels for the autumn/winter term 2016. QFT is a partner venue for the Cinemagic International Film and Television Festival and Into Film Festival schools programmes. Schools can arrange bespoke screenings for school groups that are tailored for specific courses of study, or for short film showcase screenings.

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QFT Learning

Information for Schools Autumn/Winter 2016

Special daytime film screenings with supporting talks and workshops have been arranged for schools at both primary and post primary levels for the autumn/winter term 2016. QFT is a partner venue for the Cinemagic International Film and Television Festival and Into Film Festival schools programmes.

Schools can arrange bespoke screenings for school groups that are tailored for specific courses of study, or for short film showcase screenings.

Teachers can also book student groups in advance for selected films at group rates showing in QFT’s public programme. Details of QFT’s schools screenings are available online – please check updated new events taking place throughout the year for schools www.queensfilmtheatre.com/engage

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For more information and to join the schools mailing list for event updates please contact Marion Campbell, QFT Learning, Email: [email protected] Tel: 02890 971396.

Continue overleaf for details of some of the school screening events at QFT.

SUPPORTS GCSE ENGLISH LITERATURE

BRANAGH THEATRE ENCORE (CERT 12)THURS 20 OCTOBER, 10AM-12.50PM.

The Kenneth Branagh Theatre Company, in partnership with Picturehouse Entertainment, is now broadcasting their plays live to cinemas worldwide, and offering this event at substantially reduced rates to school groups.

ROMEO AND JULIET ENCORE FOR POST PRIMARY SCHOOLS AT QFT

Branagh and his creative team present a modern, passionate version of Shakespeare’s heart-breaking tale of forbidden love. Reuniting the stars of his celebrated film of Cinderella, Kenneth Branagh directs Richard Madden (Game of Thrones) and Lily James (Downton Abbey) as Romeo and Juliet and Sir Derek Jacobi as Mercutio. Running time: 2 hrs 50 mins.

Also with Marisa Berenson, Jack Colgrave Hirst, Freddie Fox, Tom Hanson, Matthew Hawksley, Derek Jacobi, Lily James, Taylor James, Pip Jordan, Ansu Kabia, Richard Madden, Racheal Ofori, Nikki Patel, Chris Porter, Zoë Rainey, Michael Rouse, Meera Syal, Samuel Valentine and Kathryn Wilder. (Transmission in black and white).

Cost: £4.00 per pupil, two free accompanying teachers per school. Online booking available from QFT’s box office in the post primary schools section www.queensfilmtheatre/Engage

QFT LEARNING ONLINE BOOKING INFORMATION

Teachers can book in advance for daytime school events online www.queensfilmtheatre.com/engage by using the promotional code Learning to receive 2 teacher comps per school booking.

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INTO FILM FESTIVAL 2016 (9-15 NOV) AT QFT

The 2016 Into Film Festival's thought-provoking programme will offer a range of stories curated with six themes in mind. The selected film titles will address the importance of diversity and encourage young people to empathise with others.

SUPPORTS KS2

MATHILDA (12) WED 9 NOV, 10:00AM-12.25PM (continued overleaf)

Wouldn't we all want to be Roald Dahl's Matilda, with her sunny self-reliance and special powers? Well, that will go double in this fantastic adaptation of Dahl's book, one which faithfully captures his unique storytelling voice and spirit. At the fearsome Crunchem Hall school, Matilda makes a friend of the kind Miss Honey - and an enemy of the bullying headmistress, Miss Trunchbull. But Matilda isn't one to give in to bullies - and after all, what are special powers for if not to teach them a lesson? Book directly with Into Film www.intofilm.org

SUPPORTS KS3+

SING STREET (12)

TUES 15 NOV, 10AM-12PM.

In 1980s Dublin, 15-year-old Conor’s guitar is his way of dealing with most things- from blocking out the noise of his parents arguing, to finding new friends at his rough new school, to impressing a mysterious older girl he’s noticed at the school gates. When Conor persuades the beautiful

Raphina to be in a music video, he’s under pressure to actually form a band. With a motley crew of his new classmates he forms ‘Sing Street’- a band that is heavily influenced in sound and image by all the latest hits, from the New Romantics to Depeche Mode. A joyous and very funny coming-of-age tale that deals with serious issues while remaining defiantly optimistic.

SUPPORTS KS2

JUNGLE BOOK (PG) + BRITISH BOARD OF FILM CLASSIFICATION (BBFC) WORKSHOP

FRI 18 NOV, 10AM-12.30PM.

During this post screening talk, students will have the opportunity to learn more about the BBFC and the classification process including common issues which arise. Students will have the opportunity to ask questions throughout. The British Board of Film Classification is an independent, non-governmental body which has classified cinema films since it was set up in 1912 and videos/ DVDs since the Video Recordings Act was passed in 1984. More details on BBFC here www.bbfc.org

All Into Film Festival events are free admission. Accompanying Into Film resource available book directly with Into Film www.intofilm.org

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GERMAN AND SPANISH AS & A2 LEVEL FILM DAYS

QFT will host German and Spanish Film Days in October organised by Northern Ireland Centre for Information on Language Teaching at Queen’s University Belfast (NICILT). Full details and booking go to: www.qub.ac.uk/schools/nicilt/EventsOpportunities/FilmDays/

ALMANYA- WILLKOMMEN IN DEUTSCHLAND

Essay Option for CCEA German AS 3 (New Specifications from Sep. 2016)

Tuesday 4 October 2016, QFT, 20 University Square, 10.15-14.00.

£3 per student. No charge for up to 2 accompanying teachers.

Please note that schools wishing to attend with pupils will take priority over teachers attending as individuals. This event is designed for AS and A2 pupils but may be open to Year 12 pupils, subject to availability.

Written and directed by Yasemin Samdereli in 2011, this award-winning film focuses on the life of a large Turkish family living in Germany and the trials and tribulations that are sent to test them. Issues such as cultural identity, family loyalties and life-long dreams come into question in this film steeped in comedy and drama.

101 minutes, German with English subtitles.

Winner of 2011 German Film Awards for Best Script in Gold and Best Film in Silver

Facilitators: Sandra Weber and Eva Fenn, School of Languages, Cultures and Linguistics, University College, Dublin.

LA LENGUA DE LAS MARIPOSAS

Essay Option for revised CCEA Spanish AS 3 & Edexcel Spanish A2 (New Specifications from Sep. 2016)

Thursday 13 October 2016, QFT, 20 University Square, 10.00-13.45.

Written and directed in 1999 by José Luis Cuerda, ‘La Lengua de las Mariposas’ centres around the coming of age of Moncho, a young boy living in Galicia during the Spanish Civil

War. His brother’s band, rural life and the lessons of Don Gregorio on nature provide Moncho with the ideal distraction from the political turmoil of the time until it directly affects his own family.

96 minutes, Spanish with English subtitles.

Facilitator: Dr Gabriel Sánchez Espinosa, School of Arts, English & Languages at Queen's University Belfast.

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CINEMAGIC INTERNATIONAL FILM AND TELEVISION FESTIVAL 2016 (7-30 OCTOBER)

QFT is delighted to again be hosting selected screenings and events which support the national curriculum from this award winning festival for young people. For full details and bookings go to www.cinemagic.org.uk

EXTRA CURRICULAR SUPPORT FOR MOVING IMAGE ARTS & FILM STUDIES STUDENTS

QFT YOUNG FILMMAKERS - TAKEOVER FILM CLUB

QFT’s film club gives opportunities to young people (aged 15-18 yrs) to get work experience in the creative industries. Students will also be able to inform their filmmaking by watching and reviewing the best of world cinema and independent & European films.

Takeover Film Club members will:

Meet professional filmmakers and get free tickets to selected QFT screenings and special events.

Plan and deliver film screening events aimed at a teenage audience and event promotions using digital marketing tools .

Learn about the film industry and gain practical skills in working in the film sector.

Make short films with filmmaking facilitators.

Receive QCF accreditation level 2 in The Principles of Creative and Cultural Practice.

For more information teachers or parents should email Marion [email protected] in the first instance or go to www.takeoverfilm.com to apply to join online.

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ENDS.