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Bring your IBDP Film lessons to life with this engaging textual analysis resource. Using Baz Luhrmann’s visually striking adaptation of Romeo and Juliet, this lesson explores how cinematic techniques transform Shakespeare’s classic tragedy into a vibrant, modern story.

Teachers will find ready-to-use ideas and discussion prompts focusing on mise-en-scène, editing, cinematography, and sound design—helping students deepen their understanding of how meaning is constructed on screen. Activities guide learners to analyze key sequences, connect them to IB Film concepts, and develop the critical vocabulary needed for strong textual analysis responses.

Perfect for sparking classroom debate and giving students a dynamic, accessible way into Shakespeare, this resource will inspire insightful interpretations and build confidence in film analysis.

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