Films pour enseigner l'anglais langue seconde (de 12 à 14 ans)
La conversation est fondamentale pour apprendre une autre langue. Cette sélection a pour but d’inciter les élèves à vouloir parler et écouter, mais aussi d’aider le personnel enseignant à profiter de cette motivation pour favoriser le développement des compétences linguistiques. Téléchargez le guide ici. Les films de cette sélection comprennent : Zea Cosmic Zoom The Great Toy Robbery George and Rosemary Special Delivery The Big Snit The Dingles My Financial Career Canada Vignettes: Onions and Garlic Summer Legend The Sand Castle The Cat Came Back Neighbours Balablok
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La conversation est fondamentale pour apprendre une autre langue. Cette sélection a pour but d’inciter les élèves à vouloir parler et écouter, mais aussi d’aider le personnel enseignant à profiter de cette motivation pour favoriser le développement des compétences linguistiques.
Les films de cette sélection comprennent :
Zea
Cosmic Zoom
The Great Toy Robbery
George and Rosemary
Special Delivery
The Big Snit
The Dingles
My Financial Career
Canada Vignettes: Onions and Garlic
Summer Legend
The Sand Castle
The Cat Came Back
Neighbours
Balablok
Sélection
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ZeaAndré Leduc et Jean-Jacques Leduc 1981 5 minA superb visual trick that will mystify its audience, this animated film transforms the commonplace into magic.
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Cosmic ZoomRobert Verrall 1968 8 min
This short animation transports us from the farthest conceivable point of the universe to the tiniest particle of existence, an atom of a living human cell. The art of animation and animation camera achieve this exhilarating journey with a freshness and clarity. Without words.
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The Great Toy RobberyJeff Hale 1963 6 min
This short animation stars the world's most-wanted good guy: Santa Claus. In this spoof of the Wild West, good triumphs over evil, but not before the evil robbers and their innocent victims have romped through some odd situations.
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George and RosemaryAlison Snowden et David Fine 1987 8 min
This animated romantic comedy about two golden agers proves that passion is not exclusively for the young. With humour and empathy, it tells of George's affection for his female neighbour and the outcome of his decision to quit daydreaming and take action.
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Special DeliveryJohn Weldon et Eunice Macaulay 1978 7 min
In this Oscar®-winning animated short, Ralph's day gets off to a bad start when he dismisses his wife's orders to clear the snow from the front walk. When he comes home and finds the mailman dead on his front stairs, Ralph attempts a massive cover-up with disastrous results. One dead mailman leads to a case of mistaken identity, a runaway bride, and a very confused coroner. Life starts looking up for Ralph once he decides to stop worrying about it all.
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The Big SnitRichard Condie 1985 9 min
This wonderful wacky animation film looks at two simultaneous conflicts, a macrocosm of global nuclear war and a microcosm of a domestic quarrel, and how each conflict is resolved. Filled with warmth and unexpectedly off-the-wall humour, the film leaves it to viewers to decide which Snit has really been the Big One.
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The DinglesLes Drew 1988 7 min
Created by award-winning animator/director Les Drew, this animated short features Doris Dingle and her family of three cats. Sure to appeal to children of all ages, The Dingles shows what happens when an unexpected violent wind disrupts the family's idyllic life. The film is based on the book The Dingles, written by Helen Levchuk and illustrated by John Bianchi.
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My Financial CareerGerald Potterton 1962 6 min
An animated film based on Stephen Leacock's witty account of a young man's first brush with banking. When he tries to make his deposit, he is so intimidated by the institution that nothing he says comes out right.
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Onions and GarlicEva Szasz 1978 4 min
This animated short tells a humourous Hebrew folk tale about a man's venture to introduce onions to a far away kingdom and a disreputable man's attempt to exploit that.
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Summer LegendFrançoise Hartmann 1986 8 min
This short animation tells the tale of the great spirit Glooscap and how he battled with the giant Winter in order to bring Summer to the North and the Mi'kmaq people. Silas T. Rand, a Canadian Baptist clergyman and ethnographer, and Charles Leland, an American humorist and folklorist, first recorded the legend of Glooscap at the end of the 19th century. Since then, the legend has been retold many times, but never more beautifully than in this colourful animated interpretation.
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The Sand CastleCo Hoedeman 1977 13 min
This short animated film features the sandman and the creatures he sculpts out of sand. These lively creatures build a castle and celebrate the completion of their new home, only to be interrupted by an uninvited guest. Cleverly constructed with nuance, the film leaves interpretation open to the viewer. The film took home an Oscar® for Best Animated Short Film.
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The Cat Came BackCordell Barker 1988 7 min
This hilarious animated short is based on the century-old folk song of the same name. Old Mr. Johnson makes increasingly manic attempts to rid himself of a little yellow cat that just won't stay away...
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NeighboursNorman McLaren 1952 8 min
In this short film, Norman McLaren employs the principles normally used to put drawings or puppets into motion to animate live actors. The story is a parable about two people who come to blows over the possession of a flower.
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BalablokBretislav Pojar 1972 7 min
Bretislav Pojar's animated short explores the human phenomenon of resorting to violence over reason. The cubes live happily amongst themselves until one of them encounters a ball. War erupts and they fight until they all become the same again – this time in the form of hexagons. All is right in the world until one of them stumbles upon a triangle… Winner of the 1973 Grand Prix du Festival for Short Film at the International Film Festival in Cannes.
