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Re: youth stories into films
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ARTSANALYS <[log in to unmask]>
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Film and TV Studies Discussion List <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 30 Mar 1998 01:18:08 EST
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Keith Blay writes:

>I am teaching a course.... for seventh and eighth graders >(13-14 year olds).

I am looking for films adapted from >stories (preferably short stories)

suitable for this age group. >with quality adaptions into film. Any

suggestions or >favorites?

 

(shortish)  The Red Badge of Courage, The Old Man and the Sea, Lord of the

Flies,

(not so short) The Yearling, Old Yeller <hack--agh--Disney>,

A Member of the Wedding,  To Kill A Mockingbird,  Animal Farm,

 

Jean Jameson, Arts Analysis Inst, Cambridge MA

 

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