Date: 4 March 2026
Time: 11am to 12:30pm
Location: Online via Zoom
Event details
This online event offers an interactive analysis of the film where we will discuss the importance of the ‘loose’ documentary style of cinematography as well as unpack social, cultural and political contexts of Sarah Gavron’s BAFTA award-winning Rocks (2019).
The event also features a live Q&A with the unique chance to ask members of the cast and/or crew questions about the film, and their approaches to making it.
The learning activities are clip-based and varied, designed to pique interest and engage students. The ideal session to prepare students for key sequence analysis and further their understanding of the aesthetics of Rocks.
Booking information
To book call 020 7849 4451 and pay using a credit/debit card or download, print and return the booking form with cheque or card details. We cannot reserve seats, send invoices or accept BACS payments.
Please book by 4pm, two working days before the event. However, we recommend booking earlier to avoid disappointment.
For any queries, please email schools@bfi.org.uk.
Prices
£30 per student group up to 15 students.
£60 per student group up to 65 students.
£90 per student group larger than 65 students.
£10 per student for homeschooled students.
£20 for teachers attending without students.