You could choose a film to tie in with one of the themes from the specification. Specialist websites provide ready-made support materials such as lesson plans and handouts, but you should assess these for quality and may prefer to adapt them or design your own.

You may enrich the work by watching other films by the same director or of the same genre.

Your school/college library could stock suitable books and online resource links. You may want to consider the availability of support materials for the film. You may wish to consider the perceived difficulty, type, speed and clarity of language used in the film. It would be a good idea to watch all the films from the list before making your choice. If you’re enthusiastic about the film, it’s more likely your students will be too.Īlthough all the films in the prescribed lists are suitable for AS and A-level study, some films may contain material which, for a number of reasons, may not suit you, your particular class or individuals within the class. You may choose a film from the list which corresponds with your own tastes as well those of your students. The AQA prescribed list of films offers subject matter rooted in the target language country which should stimulate AS and A-level students. It includes advice on selecting the right film for your students, time and staff planning, resourcing your teaching, ideas for exploiting film in class and how to prepare your students for success in the AS or A-level exams. This guide has been written for all AS and A-level modern language teachers, particularly for those with little or no experience of teaching film.

Watch la haine english subtitles free