Welcome to GCSE Film Studies!
Welcome Year 10.
This is Blog is designed to help you with your GCSE Film Studies course. You will probably not be able to access this site at school due to SWGFL - the South West Grid for Learning. However I will expect you to check in at home and make use of the resources for homework and I hope for general interest. Your topic for exam is "The Super Hero". So... I hope you will have seen a few of the Blockbusters this summer.
I really hope you enjoy this course and that you will contribute to its success!
V. best, Mrs Sims
This is Blog is designed to help you with your GCSE Film Studies course. You will probably not be able to access this site at school due to SWGFL - the South West Grid for Learning. However I will expect you to check in at home and make use of the resources for homework and I hope for general interest. Your topic for exam is "The Super Hero". So... I hope you will have seen a few of the Blockbusters this summer.
I really hope you enjoy this course and that you will contribute to its success!
V. best, Mrs Sims
Monday, 5 September 2011
Sunday, 14 August 2011
Saturday, 13 August 2011
FILMS OUTSIDE HOLLYWOD
The films below are some of the films recommended for your study in Paper 2 "FILMS OUTSIDE HOLLYWOOD". You will only study one of them in depth, but it might be good to view a few more. "The Devil's Backbone" here is actually the full movie. I don't know how long You Tube will permit that, so watch it while you can.
Mrs Sims
Mrs Sims
Tsotsi Trailer Gavin Hood 2005
A young gang leader, Tsotsi, lives in the crime ridden Johannesburg, South Africa. The film traces 6 days in his life in which he has to confront his own brutal nature and face the consequence of his actions.
The Wave Dennis Gansel 2008 Trailer
THE WAVE, Dennis Gansel is based on a real event from a Californian high school in 1967 and transposed to Germany today. A cautionary tale about the roots of fascism.
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