Student’s worksheet · 2nde · A2+ → B11re · B1 → B2Tle · B2
Morgan Spurlock · official trailer · Can one experiment prove what fast food does to us?




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Talk and write about the characters and the film, never about your own private life.
1.1 Year of release:
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1.2 Country of origin:
☐ USA ☐ United Kingdom ☐ Other: ________
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1.3 Genre (tick one or two):
☐ Drama ☐ Comedy ☐ Sci-Fi ☐ Historical ☐ Thriller ☐ Social Realism ☐ Other: ________
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2.1 Where and when does the story take place? Describe the place and the time.
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2.2 Sum up the main conflict in 3 sentences.
• Introduction
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• Climax (turning point)
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• Resolution
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3.1 The main participant: Morgan Spurlock. What does he want to prove? What are the limits of his method?
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3.2 The antagonist (the opposing force): who or what stops the protagonist?
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3.3 Cultural identity: how does the film show American consumer society (fast food, portion size, advertising, the car)?
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Your teacher plays the trailer from the distributor’s page: choose one technique from the list below.
4.1 Camera angles & shots: describe one memorable moment. Is it a close-up (focus on emotion) or a wide shot (focus on the place)?
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4.2 Soundtrack & lighting: how do the music or the colours make you feel in that moment?
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5.1 Thematic core: what message is the director trying to send to the audience?
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5.2 The question of the film: « Can one experiment prove what fast food does to us? » Answer it now, after the study.
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5.3 Your review · Star rating: ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆
Write a paragraph (80 to 100 words).
Write a review (120 to 150 words) with two arguments and an example.
Write a review (180 to 200 words): two arguments, a concession and a conclusion.
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