Short Film in Language Teaching - Step 2.8 Dress and Stereotypes by British Film Institute

2017-09-23 19:09:41 UTC

we can use the imagens and the sounds about the stereotypes about love and the culture about these one

Un exemple of cultural stereotype in this short movie (advertising campaign for the question of homophobia): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GafppzC2OfE

jo_pereira2005 — 2017-09-27 03:59:57 UTC

Rebecca's 007 images: Roger Moore as the stereotype; Daniel Craig as the closest thing to realism.

yorkshireenglishservice — 2017-09-27 20:08:15 UTC

Rerbecca's second picture: Daniel Craig.

yorkshireenglishservice — 2017-09-27 20:11:35 UTC

tatiana_mesquita1 — 2017-09-27 21:42:39 UTC

The Incredible Family

tatiana_mesquita1 — 2017-09-27 21:47:25 UTC

The family reaching their full potential and letting their skills flow.

Buscando la felicidad

elida_gomezrive — 2017-09-27 23:12:05 UTC

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Glamorous, fearless detective

2017-09-29 12:35:50 UTC

Til Schweiger's onscreen persona is that of a risk-taking, adrenaline junky.

Softy

2017-09-29 12:40:17 UTC

Real-life photos show another side to Til Schweiger.

Maggie Neale

2017-09-29 20:51:41 UTC

maryzonneveld — 2017-09-30 10:41:09 UTC

the first twoo pictures are of the film Amores Perros, con realistic Mexican people. The other photo is an stereotipic Mexican.

maryzonneveld — 2017-09-30 10:50:23 UTC

2017-10-01 16:56:07 UTC

Stereotype about Rio de Janeiro - Brazil on Simpsons episode

pam_halen — 2017-10-01 20:01:01 UTC

This episode of the Simpsons portrayed Rio de Janeiro. They show colored rats, unmarked taxis that were run by criminals and monkeys in the middle of Rio de Janeiro.

mariacazale_varni — 2017-10-01 23:45:39 UTC

Inhebek-hedi

mariacazale_varni — 2017-10-01 23:48:47 UTC

Same character dressed

differently

Everyday culture: Interpreting dress

huet_muriel — 2017-10-02 06:22:41 UTC

Examples of teaching resources

Scarlett johansson in the 1st image is all in her get up, dolled up, with this sinister "i will kill you" look for her role in Iron Man 2... in the 2nd image, she is just herself, regular girl next door.

delnawadia — 2017-10-04 16:40:30 UTC

Josephine

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Josephine - before and ...

Persépolis - 2007

lizmorenoco — 2017-10-05 21:02:35 UTC

In this Film we can see the characters wearing a burka to cover their head.

Dress & Stereotypes

2017-10-07 22:22:05 UTC

I have chosen the movie “Miss Congeniality”. The main character is a female police officer who goes undercover as a beauty queen. Before the transformation, she is considered an unsociable character and a kind of nerd. She wears loose fitting and very conservative clothing, no makeup and very plain hairstyles.

Afterwards, she is made to wear very tightfitting clothes, her face is made up with lots of makeup and her hair is done in many different provocative styles.

She is the same girl but now, as the beauty queen, her fellow police officers take an interest in her and want to ask her out.

Italians in cinema

suarezalvarezmaria — 2017-10-09 10:00:15 UTC

Italians being portrayed as mafia

Italians in cinema

suarezalvarezmaria — 2017-10-09 10:01:43 UTC

Italians seeing more as family people

Dress and Stereotypes

1947marga — 2017-10-11 04:14:05 UTC

Based on the short film, "Imagination"

oll_kozhevnikova — 2017-10-11 09:13:09 UTC

Arkadii Livanov starring Sherlock Holmes in the old Soviet film seems to be now a fossiled image of a famous detective. But after releasing a new series the perception of Sherlock Holmes has changed completely, especially with younger generations.

oll_kozhevnikova — 2017-10-11 09:23:25 UTC

Hercule Poirot

marvorontsova — 2017-10-11 18:41:29 UTC

David Suchet as the great Belgian detective Hercule Poirot.
A lot of details help to create the character as an eccentric 'foreigner'..

Hercule Poirot

marvorontsova — 2017-10-11 18:46:58 UTC

Peter Ustinov as Poirot.
He focused more on Poirot personality rather than details.

Woody Allen's "Annie Hall": clothes as representation of emotional expectations. 1

donati_alessandra — 2017-10-12 13:53:55 UTC

The two characters at the beginning of the film, when they first meet: Diane Keaton 's characten Annie shows a strong excentricity in her unusual dressing style, conveying the idea of a lively, fresh relationship about to start between the two main characters.

Woody Allen's "Annie Hall": clothes as representation of emotional expectations 2

donati_alessandra — 2017-10-12 14:03:01 UTC

The same characters in more ordinary clothes, among other people, looking apart from each other later in the film, when their relationship is beginning to deteriorate.

2.8 stereotype

sayadi_s — 2017-10-15 20:27:31 UTC

Great Expectations Douglas Booth
One can hardly believe that these pictures show the same person. Yes your way of living may change your behavior.

sayadi_s — 2017-10-15 20:30:23 UTC

sayadi_s — 2017-10-15 20:30:50 UTC

Revolutionary Road - Kate Winslet character.

rhiannonfwilliams — 2017-10-18 08:38:56 UTC

pic1. Stereotype perfect housewife.
pic2. More realistic portrayal of mother/wife

Revolutionary Road-Kate Winslet character

rhiannonfwilliams — 2017-10-18 08:44:14 UTC

pic2

2017-10-19 05:50:38 UTC

El premio mayor- Guicho Domínguez, the typical rich Mexican, who could have only become rich because he won the lottery. Nosotros los nobles- the "Noble" kids whose father wants them to work for once in their lifetime.

nathalie_fabre13 — 2017-10-23 14:44:21 UTC

Rose and Jack in Titanic
Two characters, two social backgrounds. Their clothes and their cabins but also their behaviour reveal a lot about their social origin.

Javier Trombotti

2017-10-25 20:09:29 UTC

"Fort Apache, The Bronx" is another Hollywood movie that depicts Hispanics as criminals, prostitutes, and lazy people in general. That is a deeply ingrained stereotype. In fact, the president of the US began his campaign referring to Mexican people as rapist, drug dealers, etc.

Javier Trombotti

2017-10-25 20:16:12 UTC

"A Day Without a Mexican" is a parody that shows how would be life if all the Mexican people who live in California suddenly vanish. There you can see in a funny way how they contribute to the economy and how hard they work to success and progress in life.

2017-11-02 02:34:55 UTC

This image shows the stereotype of Argentinians trying to be "smarter" than others and at the same time, the real struggle of dealing with corruption from a system you depend on.

2017-11-11 09:22:19 UTC

Stephanie Ingerson character portrayal: Sir Lancelot

2017-11-12 00:27:44 UTC

Luc Simon as Sir Lancelot in Robert Bresson's 1974 film: "Lancelot du Lac".

This is the realist version of the character without heroic stereotyping. The 1964 version played by Franco Nero in the film: "Camelot" shows a posturing, overblown Lancelot, the clichéd hero.

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Donald Draper, Stereotype Creative Director

esthergombor — 2017-11-21 19:53:03 UTC

Here is Donald Draper from the series Mad Men. He is a high powered creative director in a fictional New York advertisement agency. He is a fictional character, heavily conforming to stereotypes.

Medvedocky, Real Life Creative Director

esthergombor — 2017-11-21 19:56:33 UTC

Here is a real life creative director, possessing all the smartness and expertise that is stereotypical, fictional counterpart Donald Draper does.