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HR Films In Good Hands: Five Days at the 100% Manusia Film Festival
How does Human Rights Cinema look in Southeast Asia and who keeps it alive? Cinema without Borders is an initiative of Movies that Matter that has been supporting film festivals across continents, including the Indonesian 100% Manusia Festival. Read the insight of King Catoy on what it was like to be a part of the 100% Manusia Film Festival 2026 in Jakarta as an "odd one out". 17 September, 2026
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6 Film Tips on Bullying and Media Literacy
How can you address topics such as bullying, peer pressure and online behaviour in the classroom? Sometimes it helps not to jump straight into a discussion, but to start by watching a story together. A film puts students in a different situation and introduces them to characters they may recognise – or perhaps not at all.
For Anti-Bullying Week and Media Literacy Week, we’ve selected films that explore themes such as belonging, being yourself, peer pressure, online behaviour and the influence we have on one another.
How Movies that Matter Puts Children’s Rights in the Spotlight Every Year
Young people are not always aware of children's rights, but they do play a role in their daily lives. Find out how we use films to discuss and celebrate children's rights in the classroom.