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Suter Cinema, Nelson
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Educational Outreach
Movies in the Education Outreach Programme this year are targetted for different school groups.
They also will come with an accompanying Guide pédagogique for teachers to use with their (French) classes.
There are group discounts for these movies.
They also will come with an accompanying Guide pédagogique for teachers to use with their (French) classes.
There are group discounts for these movies.
2020
Year 2-4
ZEBRAS LIFE | ZIBILLA OU LA VIE ZÉBRÉE( 2019) | 51 min |
A Zebras Life tells the story of Zibilla, a zebra who is adopted by a family of horses, who begins to hate the stripes that make her different. When Zibilla’s favourite toy is lost, she impulsively goes looking for it and finds herself at a circus whose main act, a lion, has escaped. Zilbilla falls into an exciting adventure in finding the real lion who helps her find her confidence to be herself and roar back at the bullies at school. A heart-warming tale that highlights the power of friendship and importance of accepting yourself for who you are.
Study Guide and Exercises
ZEBRAS LIFE | ZIBILLA OU LA VIE ZÉBRÉE( 2019) | 51 min |
A Zebras Life tells the story of Zibilla, a zebra who is adopted by a family of horses, who begins to hate the stripes that make her different. When Zibilla’s favourite toy is lost, she impulsively goes looking for it and finds herself at a circus whose main act, a lion, has escaped. Zilbilla falls into an exciting adventure in finding the real lion who helps her find her confidence to be herself and roar back at the bullies at school. A heart-warming tale that highlights the power of friendship and importance of accepting yourself for who you are.
Study Guide and Exercises
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Year 9-10
Dilili à Paris (2018) 95 min
Whip-smart and astute six year-old Dilili finds herself caught up in an ominous and nefarious underground plot, through which she and her sidekick Orel see the beauty of Paris during one of its finest times of artistic, literary and musical enlightenment. Offering staunch defence of just causes and a more than loveable determined and curious main character, Dilili in Paris pays homage to the brightest moments of modernist Paris, while also shining a light on the emancipation and advancement of women and how we view and respect difference. Be sure to savour this wonderful new film from animator extraordinaire Michel Ocelot (Kirikou and the Sorceress, Kirikou and the Wild Beasts, NZIFF06) on the biggest screen possible. — NM
Study Guide and Exercises
Dilili à Paris (2018) 95 min
Whip-smart and astute six year-old Dilili finds herself caught up in an ominous and nefarious underground plot, through which she and her sidekick Orel see the beauty of Paris during one of its finest times of artistic, literary and musical enlightenment. Offering staunch defence of just causes and a more than loveable determined and curious main character, Dilili in Paris pays homage to the brightest moments of modernist Paris, while also shining a light on the emancipation and advancement of women and how we view and respect difference. Be sure to savour this wonderful new film from animator extraordinaire Michel Ocelot (Kirikou and the Sorceress, Kirikou and the Wild Beasts, NZIFF06) on the biggest screen possible. — NM
Study Guide and Exercises
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Year 9-11
La Fameuse Invasion des Ours en Sicile (2019) 81 min
To rescue his son who was kidnapped by hunters in the Sicilian mountains, Léonce, the King of Bears, decides to invade the land of men with the help of his clan.
A classic Italian children’s book from 1945 gets an update in master illustrator Lorenzo Mattotti’s feature debut, “The Bears’ Famous Invasion of Sicily.” Beautifully drawn with bold colors and appealing shapes, the film’s style is classic animation at its best, clear and pleasing, calculated to charm children and adults alike. The revised storyline, however, about how bears and humans clash, make amends, and then realize they’re too different to live together, can lead to unfortunate and inadvertent interpretations neither Mattotti nor the original author Dino Buzzati intended. In addition, the narrative’s pace, whizzing by from one scene to the next, frustrates an adult’s desire to relish the often-striking images, making the film most suitable for kids incapable of critically engaging with metaphor.
Study Guide and Exercises
La Fameuse Invasion des Ours en Sicile (2019) 81 min
To rescue his son who was kidnapped by hunters in the Sicilian mountains, Léonce, the King of Bears, decides to invade the land of men with the help of his clan.
A classic Italian children’s book from 1945 gets an update in master illustrator Lorenzo Mattotti’s feature debut, “The Bears’ Famous Invasion of Sicily.” Beautifully drawn with bold colors and appealing shapes, the film’s style is classic animation at its best, clear and pleasing, calculated to charm children and adults alike. The revised storyline, however, about how bears and humans clash, make amends, and then realize they’re too different to live together, can lead to unfortunate and inadvertent interpretations neither Mattotti nor the original author Dino Buzzati intended. In addition, the narrative’s pace, whizzing by from one scene to the next, frustrates an adult’s desire to relish the often-striking images, making the film most suitable for kids incapable of critically engaging with metaphor.
Study Guide and Exercises
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Year 12-13
Les Hirondelles de Kaboul (2019) 81 min
Lauded at film festivals around the world – from Portugal to Japan to France’s acclaimed Annecy International Animated Film Festival and Cannes Film Festival – Zabou Breitman and Éléa Gobbé-Mévellec’s exquisite animated film, The Swallows of Kabul, captures the poetry of Algerian author Yasmina Khadra’s 2002 novel of the same name.
Khadra’s cherished tale is brought to life through two couples living in the Afghan capital during the nineties, and the impact Taliban rule has on each relationship. Through their individual love stories, unforgettable characters emerge amid the devastating impact of armed combat. On one side sits idealistic Mohsen (Swann Arlaud) and Zunaira (Zita Hanrot) who dream of a better future, and on the other is a disillusioned prison guard, Atiq (Simon Abkarian), and his seriously ill wife, Mussarat (Hiam Abbass).
Study Guide and Exercises
Les Hirondelles de Kaboul (2019) 81 min
Lauded at film festivals around the world – from Portugal to Japan to France’s acclaimed Annecy International Animated Film Festival and Cannes Film Festival – Zabou Breitman and Éléa Gobbé-Mévellec’s exquisite animated film, The Swallows of Kabul, captures the poetry of Algerian author Yasmina Khadra’s 2002 novel of the same name.
Khadra’s cherished tale is brought to life through two couples living in the Afghan capital during the nineties, and the impact Taliban rule has on each relationship. Through their individual love stories, unforgettable characters emerge amid the devastating impact of armed combat. On one side sits idealistic Mohsen (Swann Arlaud) and Zunaira (Zita Hanrot) who dream of a better future, and on the other is a disillusioned prison guard, Atiq (Simon Abkarian), and his seriously ill wife, Mussarat (Hiam Abbass).
Study Guide and Exercises
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2019
2018
The Big Bad Fox and Other Tales
G Recommended ages: 4 – 8 Directors: Benjamin Renner, Patrick Imbert With the voices of: Céline Ronté, Boris Rehlinger, Guillaume Bouchede, Guillaume Darnault Country: France, Belgium Language: French with English subtitles Year of production: 2016 Genre: Animation, Kids Duration: 83 min Festivals: Toronto International Film Festival 2017, Annecy International Animation Film Festival 2017 |
Belle and Sebastien 3 - Friends for Life
PG - Violence Recommended ages: 6 – 12 Director: Clovis Cornillac Cast: Félix Bossuet, Tchéky Karyo, Clovis Cornillac Country: France Language: French with English subtitles Year of production: 2018 Genre: Adventure, Kids Duration: 97 min |
Orchestra Class
M - Offensive language & sexual references Sunday 24 March 10:50 am Recommended ages: 12 – 16 Director: Rachid Hami Cast: Kad Merad, Samir Guesmi, Renély Alfred, Tatiana Rojo, Slimane Dazi, Jean-Luc Vincent Country: France Language: French with English subtitles Year of production: 2017 Genre: Drama, Youth Duration: 102 min Festivals: Venice International Film Festival 2017 |
See previous years' films and their guides pédagogiques at the link below:
