Into Film

Dhanak is the story of Pari and her little brother Chotu who travel the length of Rajasthan, India, in the hope that Chotu will be able to regain his sight. This story of hope and determination will help learners aged 11-16 to think critically about access to healthcare, inequality and why essential services are so […]

Films can do more than entertain. They can draw attention to important issues and invite us to question the world we live in. Kaakka Muttai (The Crow’s Egg) tells the tale of two young brothers in the Indian city of Chennai. It sparks debate about inequality and explores the impact of change following the opening […]

Created in partnership with Into Film, this resource for 11-16 year olds explores the barriers that still prevent many children from receiving an education. Young people are supported to learn about the inequalities denying millions of children access to education, organise their own screening of the documentary film On the Way to School and produce […]

Why does development make some people better off than others? Created in partnership with Into Film, this resource for 11-16 year olds uses a case study from India to explore inequality issues. Learners are supported to organise a screening of the film I Am Kalam and creatively communicate the impact of global inequality. Find out […]