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As a matter of fact, the other day, I was just recommending to someone the film Tambien La LLuvia, or in English - Even the Rain. I came across it in Redbox a couple weeks ago, but if it's not in a Redbox in your area I'm sure you could find it on Netflix. It was actually a really great movie and there was little to no objectionable content. The story is that there is a film crew who is shooting a movie about Columbus first encountering American natives, and they decide to film using locals in Cochabamba. They end up having problems filming because the Cochabamba Water War of, taking place at the same time, and some of their actors get involved in the protests. The whole film is in Spanish. It's "Not Rated" and the only objectionable material is some foul language, minor political violence, and some of the actors are dressed in "native garb" inb parts of the movie (not much clothing) but I think Spanish IV kids can handle that. In terms of equality, this theme is all over the movie! Here's a link to the trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbpdeI0ugGc
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Original Message:
Sent: 01-07-2013 16:26
From: Lee Salkowitz
Subject: Equality Film recommendations
Hello All!
My Spanish 4 students are studying equality and I am looking for a film that could close our unit. Does anyone have suggestions for a Spanish Language film dealing with issuses of equality? It could be social equality, economic equality, equality of opportunities, etc.
This is a high school class so preferably something that I could show with minimal cuts.
Thank you!
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Lee Salkowitz
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