Witty
International presents Les films- Frenchinéma – the French film festival which delivers
a wakeup call on learning and comprehending the culture of France through
French films.
Witty International School believes in fascinating,
inspiring and educating students, through films to help them become global
citizens.
French films present a language in a compelling
visual narrative and they have the potential to open the minds of the students
to the world around them. We aim to show the one of the best films
internationally acclaimed for children.
As we commenced with Le petit Nicolas ,a classic French children's character created by the
Asterix writer René Goscinny the Wittians surrendered
themselves to the cinematic experience; in other words, got totally immersed in
the characters and enjoyed the film.
The
film takes the
adult world and filters it through the more simplistic and imaginative eyes of
a young boy, Nicolas. Here Nicolas, through a series of misunderstandings,
believes his parents are planning to supplant him with a new baby brother, he
rallies his friends in a series of unusual plans to make sure this doesn't
happen. It presents a gently humorous, beautifully shot idyllic version of
childhood, all blue skies, good manners and not a hair out of place.
The success of the film lies in
its unique story. Instead of being a third person to tell the story of Nicolas,
Goscinny has let his main character be the story-teller to describe his life: a
combination of different adventures from school to home. From the arguments
between him with his friends about their dreams ,they have thoroughly reflected
an egocentric but naive point of view.
Throughout
the film, we can recognize the humour which lies in every line and every story.
Above all, the film reminds viewers of their childhood, when we are free to do
everything and brave to think of everything.
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