To me film literacy means a lot as a film-watcher. You have to have a level of understanding the film you`re watching and you should have the ability to actually be curious and picky in the choice of the film you`re watching and at the same time be able to be critically and think deeply

In my opinion, film literacy means how well you can grasp the content of a movie. The more you understand what the movie is about, the more literate you are. The first language I learned was Russian. After that cartoons and movies helped me learn English and Estonian. In fact, movies are probably the sole

Film literacy is an important skill when watching anything more intelligent than Alvin and the Chipmunks or SpongeBob. It means how well you understand the film. Just like regular literacy is how well you can read a book (or your local news agency’s comment section), film literacy is how well you can “read” a film.

Film literacy is something I find very interesting and captivating. It’s not something I actively think about a lot of the time while watching a film for the first time, unless there is a shot or a technique that I don’t see often. I do, however, love to analyse films after watching them and that

To me, film literacy is the ability to watch a film consciously. So you can critically analyse what is happening around the characters. Also, why some characters act the way they do and what the film is trying to tell you. You can also decide whether the problems, situations and solutions that are shown in

Film literacy means to me that people know how films are made, and different aspects of making a film. Also they know how to watch a movie critically and analyse camera and actors work etc. They know all the stages and elements that need to be done to get a great film. I am pretty

To me, film literacy means the content of the film itself; such as its story, actors, production etc. The film must have my preferences in order to peak my interest. I personally never use subtitles while watching a film because I understand English enough to appreciate the meaning of the film. Nonetheless, if I do

Democracy is a good thing because it allows everyone to have a say in the laws which is a good thing I personally would rather have that than a dictatorship where I as a person would have no say in anything. Plus, if we can learn anything from the past then it’s that dictatorships are

To me, democracy means a great deal.  It's  our way to be able to express ourselves and  have a voice. Thanks to democracy, we can  truly say what’s on our minds in our country without the fear of being put away, being tortured or even killed. I wish everyone could get a real democracy, so

Democracy means a lot to me since it gives me my freedom and rights to a lot of different things and not just with that it creates the possibility for me to decide what is going to happen to my own country and give a free speech to what my family needs and so. Democracy