Open Case. A two-sided school project
| 2017. España 71 min | |
| Direction: | Aire Comunicación |
| Dir. Production: | Ana Isabel Íñigo |
| Producers: | Sandra Cámara, María Miret, Lucía Miret |
| General Coordination: | Isabel Bellver y Pablo Cortázar |
| Image: | Andrés Piñeiro |
| Editing: | Genaro Fernández |
| Sound: | Nacho Corballés |
| Styling and costumes | Marta Manzano |
| Graphics and postproduction: | Marta Serrano y Javier Haba |
Sinopsis:
An educational video, which aims to serve as a tool to provoke reflection and to provide families with clues on how to promote coeducation in schools.
Two young students and researchers look around their school in search of clues that could reveal uncoeducational actions. For example, in the pupils’ work, there are always male historical characters and hardly any women, the girls’ bathroom has soap, a mirror, litter bins, etc., and the boys’ bathroom has none. They also notice that in the classrooms, boys and girls sit separately, and at recess there is a lot of space for playing some sports and very little space for other games.
Non-violence issues: PSYCHOLOGICAL, MORAL, SEXUAL
Short film:
Acknowledgement:
FICNOVA recognises in the film the effort to show how social stereotypes creep into the life of schools and how they can be reversed if we pay attention to them. This is a good example of students taking the reins of change.
