3. Watch a movie about refugees

Have watched lots in fact! And attended the BFI panel as well...

Went to see two films at local cinema

We showed videos about refugees and asylum seekers to lots of people at our Refugee Week conference at Manchester University and our exhbition at the Manchester Museum!

I watched a flim about trafficking - it was very difficult to watch but it had a profound effect on me and widened my understanding of the issues.

Watched a series of clips on movies about refuge and exile at the Refugee Action BFI screening 10 June 2010.

I knew I would not have time to watch Grow Your Own on BBC i-player so I bought the film from Amazon to watch this weekend.

On Sunday 20 June at the Tricycle Theatre (Kilburn) I screened the SMILE Project documentary short films, made by refugee children and young people and also took the opportunity to talk to the audience about the client groups and the issues they face on a daily basis. The event was great and we ended up having long discussions. It also enbaled us to see the film on a big screen for the first time and make our young people proud

The Tricycle screened films by and about refugees throughout Refugee Week and had 224 attendances to these films!

I watched 'Grow Your Own', a film about refugees in the North of England who get involved in an allotment scheme.

Watched Persepolis, and also read the books, both brilliant.

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I watched Lilja-4 ever and the Last Resort.

I watched a movie about refugees and although it was sad, it's the situation

I have watched The Last Resort & Lilja 4 Ever during Refugee Week

I watched Last Resorce film which very powerful act.

I have seen 2 films this week about refugees - Last Resort and Moving to Mars, both at Phoenix Cinema in Leicester

With my year 6 class we watched Teacher TV interviews with refugee children and then had a discussion.

Showed my reception class the story called 'Carly runs away' on you tube and discussed what it would be like to leave your home behind.

I watch the film 'grow your own' currently available on BBC iplayer. It's about a group of refugees and local people working on allotments side by side.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00m5pp2/Grow_Your_Own/

i have wich a move about refugees it wasd fun

i watched 'la forteresse' on monday night. thoroughly engaging and pretty balanced. first film to force a tear for a while ..

I watched a movie about refugees and i was a little bit sad because of the story.

the movie was cool

It was fun

i watched a movie telling me about refugees

I watched a film on TV a couple of weeks ago. It was about a lecturer who comes to New York to his flat to attend a seminar. He finds a couple living in his flat, they are refugees and have rented the flat in good faith. He takes pity on them and allows them to stay till they can find somewhere else to live. Gradually they become friends and the man teaches the lecturer to play the drum.

With my form (a 6th form) today we discussed the plight of refugees, I told them about my god-daughter who married a Somali refugee whose parents plane was bombed and thy were killed and who didn't know where the rest of his family had ended up. We shared the song on your web-site and attempted your quiz together. With my 6th form French group I have watched Persepolis.

We watched Carly's Story in class

Watched Last Resort - twice!

it it was good because it wasintresting.

I wached a movie about refugees

I watched Dirty Pretty Things

Our class watched a short animation about a young refugee girl. It was very Interesting

34 of us shared the video and then created our own stories about how we can be more accepting of other people, especially refugees.

Watched the movie The Kite Runner and God Grew Tired of Us

Watched a documentary and had a discusiion about refugees

At the recommendation of the 20 things to do i went out and bought Waltz with Bashir, it was a really stunning piece of cinema that at times depressed and disturbed, but was very truthful and intriguing.

Saw 'Moving to Mars' documentary.

We liked it when Carly got a new place to live with Mr Friendly who was very kind. The film made us feel sad for Carly. We would let Carly stay with us and give her her own bed and some food.

We watched a video clip from Espresso and defined a Refugee as a class

I watched the documentary film 'Moving to Mars' on More4 about 2 refugee families going through the resettlement programme to Sheffield.

Community Channel is supporting Refugee Week from June 14th to 20th with films and documentaries that bring you the human stories behind the headlines on refugees and asylum seekers.

See some of the highlights
http://www.communitychannel.org/content/view/3642/75/

I've watched a film about refugees and i found it intresting and how hard life cane be.

I watched the Visitor which was a film about immigration and detention very good

I watched the film "The Visitor"

Watched Channel 4's 'Moving to Mars' - excellent!

i watched "The Visitor". it was an inspirational movie about a man who works in a university, and moves to new york city. he has had an appartment there for a while, but has never visited since his five died many years ago. when i comes in he finds that a man has been illegally renting out the professor's apartment to a couple, who are illegal immigrants. he decides to let them stay as they have no where else to go. both groups of people learn about each other's culture and all benefit from it.

I saw the movie The Visitor, and i found it very interesting and made me think about immigrants and being deported.

I'm volunteering for Refugee Week, and have put together my top 5 refugee films of all time as my simple act. Take a look at them on the Simple Acts Blog! http://tiny.cc/SimpleBlog

I was lucky enough to be invited to a preview screening of a film called Burma VJ, about a group of reporters in Rangoon, Burma who secretly documented the monks' protests in September 2007, and who are now either in exile or in hiding. Some of the footage is very harrowing, but it is an incredible film, it's out on general release in July I think - worth going to see for sure. It reminds you just why we provide sanctuary to people, and how vital it is that we protect and uphold human rights (including the right to asylum) in this country, so we are able to help people who are fighting for the most basic of rights in their own nations.

Years 1 to 5 at Summerside School watched a UNHCR clip about refugees in assembly.

I did my small act for refugee week - a mention in the Sunday sermon + also watched a Pakistani movie 'Khuda ke lie' 'in the name of God'

This was great! We watched 'The Kite Runner' as part of the Twitter GoodFilmClub suggested by Amnesty, so we Tweeted along and shared ideas about the film with other people. Lots to think about: refugees of course, and language and isolation... Really interesting to share an experience that is usually so private.

Very good film 'In this World'. Helped me understand what the young people I meet at the Social Eve have gone through.