The Films
Note on using the film menu
Mitchell & Kenyon
Each film has its own 'home page' which provides information about the film, links to sample schemes of work, lesson plans and worksheets, and links to additional materials such as stills and storyboards. The film menu is available from every page of this resource.
Basis of film selection
These films have been selected through a process of consultation with practising teachers as suitable for classroom use. They have all been identified as appropriate for use with students under the age of 16. However, you should make sure that you watch each film before you decide to show it to your class. Some of the films deal with sensitive issues and only you can know whether a particular film is appropriate for use with your students.
Each film has been chosen because it is well made, has a number of interesting features and is layered with several meanings. They may not all engage all of your students all of the time, but we can guarantee that they will all engage some of your students some of the time, and some will engage all of your students!
Four Mitchell and Kenyon films
UK 1902-6, 2 mins each
Housing Problems
Arthur Elton, Edgar Anstey, UK, 1935, 13 minutes
Holiday
John Taylor, UK, 1957, 18 minutes
Tomorrow's Saturday
Michael Grigsby, UK, 1962, 18 minutes
I Expect Joan Feels the Same
Sophie Williams, UK, 2003, 4 minutes
Silence
Sylvie Bringas & Orly Yadin, UK, 1998, 10 minutes
Blight
John Smith, UK, 1994-6, 14 minutes
The Urban Savannah
Matthew Cook, Vince Lund, UK, 2004, 10 minutes
I Love My Nails
Katherine Freeman, UK, 2000, 10 minutes
Ferment
Tim Macmillan, UK, 2000, 5 minutes
Hidden (Gömd)
David Aronowitsch, Hanna Heilborn and Mats Johansson, Sweden, 2002, 8 minutes
Bush Bikes
David S Vadiveloo, Australia, 2002, 6 minutes

