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School Cineforum  “TIME FOR A SCHOOL FILM”
On Tuesday, November 21st
“TIME FOR A SCHOOL FILM
cineforum’’ began. The students, gathered in the school auditorium, watched the short film "Ngutu" with interest and curiosity. At the end of the vision,  the students and the teachers were involved in a quick debate about the issues of immigration, undeclared work, racism and social integration. The students completed a table and a card about the short film and they produced several reviews. All the work was done with great enthusiasm. The students enjoyed debating and became passionately involved with the topics.

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NGUTU

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The short film message is:
-many people live showing indifference towards others’ problems
- people are too busy living their own lives to worry about those
who need help
-people should not be judged and ignored only because they have a
different skin colour
-do not surrender to the difficulties of life but strive to find a solution and achieve purpose
-it is not necessary to judge and discriminate immigrants

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I liked the short film because:                                  - it’s realistic                          -   it focuses on racism  and immigration                           -   the protagonist is intelligent, ironic and nice                                         -it makes us reflect on diversity

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I liked the short film because:                                  - it’s realistic                          -   it focuses on racism  and immigration                           -   the protagonist is intelligent, ironic and nice                                         -it makes us reflect on diversity

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Review  1
The short film’ Ngutu’ was produced  and shot in Madrid in 2012,  it  was directed by Daniel Valledor ; the film stars Malcom Sité as Ngutu. It focuses on a boy coming from Senegal who emigrated to Madrid.  To make a living, every day, he tries to sell newspapers to people but nobody buys them. Wandering around the city, he understands that people don’t mind wasting  their money and that maybe he can’t earn only because he is a foreigner, an immigrant. So, he decides to make a camouflage. He builds a cardboard cabin where he hides himself to become a” human distributor” of newspapers. Finally, facing the situation with intelligence and irony, the protagonist succeeds in his aim.

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Review 3
Ngutu is a boy coming from Senegal who tries
in vain to sell newspapers.  Walking around Madrid,
he realizes that people do not
care much about wasting their money. There are those who buy a newspaper and throw it away after a quick look; there are those who see a coin falling on the ground and do not collect it; there are those who prefer playing slot machines or throwing coins into a fountain. He observes the behaviour of people and understands that they do not like seeing someone who lives begging for alms. So he decides to hide his face and he builds a cabin with a cardboard, and from that moment on, business starts going better. The short film
conveys a very strong message, the director  managed to tell a sad story in an ironic and fun way. In fact, passers-by don’t buy newspapers from Ngutu because they prefer  avoiding to look at problems like the ones of poverty and immigration
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Review 2                              The short film “Ngutu”, shot by Daniel Valledor in 2012, is set in Madrid. The actor Malcom Sité plays the role of Ngutu. It tells the story of a Senegalese guy who, to live, is obliged to try to sell newspapers on the street, but without much success because of the colour of his skin and his status of immigrant. That’s why, he hatches a plan not to be seen by passersby. Ngutu  turns into an anonymous “newspaper distributor” which passers are more willing to use because they do not recognize his identity. The themes tackled in this short film are racism and immigration.The 	director managed to tell a sad story in an ironic and fun way.

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Review 2                              The short film “Ngutu”, shot by Daniel Valledor in 2012, is set in Madrid. The actor Malcom Sité plays the role of Ngutu. It tells the story of a Senegalese guy who, to live, is obliged to try to sell newspapers on the street, but without much success because of the colour of his skin and his status of immigrant. That’s why, he hatches a plan not to be seen by passersby. Ngutu  turns into an anonymous “newspaper distributor” which passers are more willing to use because they do not recognize his identity. The themes tackled in this short film are racism and immigration.The 	director managed to tell a sad story in an ironic and fun way.