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Chapter 48"Cleo": didactic film material
Dreamy Cleo feels a very special connection to her hometown of Berlin. Her greatest wish is to turn back time - with the help of a magic clock that was captured by the legendary Sass brothers and has been lost ever since.
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100 hits
© Judith Kaufmann, Alamode Films
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© Leitwolf Production (bearbeitet), Pixabay (bearbeitet)
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© Constantin Film Verleih
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© Colourbox / Bildbearbeitung: Goethe-Institut Los Angeles
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© Ricardo Vaz Palma / In Good Company
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© Pixabay
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© Farbfilm Verleih
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© © 2018 Pantaleon Films GmbH / Warner Bros. Entertainment GmbH (Germany) / Traumfabrik Babelsberg GmbH / 26. Babelsberg Film GmbH / Erfttal Film & Fernsehproduktion GmbH / Mr. Brown Entertainment Filmproduction GmbH
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© © 2017 Constantin Film Verleih GmbH Jürgen Olczyk
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© Martin Rattini
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© Studiocanal GMBH/ Julia Terjung
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© 2016 SamFilm GmbH, Global Screen, Buena Vista International Die Wilden Kerle™, Joachim Masannek/Jan Birck, 2009 MBW GbR
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© Studiocanal
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© Imbissfilm
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© Tom Trambo / Sam Film
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© Pexels
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© Georges Pauly/Ostlicht Filmproduktion
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© credo:film
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© Pixabay
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© Roxy Film
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© Kurhaus production
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© Weltkino Filmverleih 2019
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© 2020 ALAMODE FILMDISTRIBUTION oHG
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© Edition Salzgeber
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© 2013 Constantin Film Verleih GmbH Christoph Assmann
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© Sony Pictures Releasing GmbH / Foto: Jan Rasmus Voss
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© Flare Film GmbH/ Michal Grabowski
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© Monkey Boy
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© Jens Harant
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© Eichholz Film
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© Warner Bros. Entertainment
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© Zum Goldenen Lamm, Foto: Boris Laewen
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© (Ausschnitt): Zorro Film
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© Goethe-Institut
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© Studiocanal
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© Movienet Film
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© Dor Film/Hüseyin Tabak
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© Sebastian Wunderlich
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© Goethe-Institut
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© Christian Schulz / Schramm Film
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© Wiedemann & Berg Filmproduktion
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© Georges Pauly / Ostlicht Filmproduktion
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© y3 film Hans Weingärtner Filmproduktion
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© Beta Cinema
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© X Filme Creative Pool GmbH
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© SiMa Film 2011
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© X Filme Creative Pool GmbH
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© Bavaria Filmverleih- und Produktions GmbH (München-Geiselgasteig), Lunaris Film- und Fernsehproduktion GmbH & Co. KG (München), ZDF
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© Lieblingsfilm und Fox International Productions
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© Eyeworks Film
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© Goldkind Filmproduktion GmbH & Co. KG
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© Corazón International GmbH & Co. KG
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© Zorro Film
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© Goethe-Institut, Illustration: Katta Rasche
© Luna-Film GmbH
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© Bavaria Filmverleih- und Produktions GmbH (München-Geiselgasteig), Lunaris Film- und Fernsehproduktion GmbH & Co. KG (München), ZDF
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© Goethe-Institut
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© Senator
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© Filmverleih der Autoren (Arthaus)
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© SAT.1 SatellitenFernsehen
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© Filmverleih der Autoren (Arthaus)
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© Der Froschkönig / ARD Degeto
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© Balance Film Trickstudio Doghouse Maur Films Artemis
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© Wayna Pitch
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© amazon
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© Les Films du Préau
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© Constantin Film Verleih GmbH Gordon Muehle
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© Rat Pack Filmproduktion / Westside Filmproduktion / Martin Richter Filmproduktion / ZDF / KIKA
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© Neue Visionen Filmverleih GmbH
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© X Verleih / Diaphana
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© Weltkino
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© Universal Pictures
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© Zola, Mini Film
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© 2012 Constantin Film Verleih GmbH / Stephanie Kulbach Kristo Ferkic
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© GMfilms, DIF // Filmplakat
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© Heimatfilm / BR / WDR
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© Constantin Film
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© Zorro Filmverleih
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© 3Rosen
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© Real Fiction
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© Constantin Film
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© X Verleih (Warner)
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© Twentieth Century Fox of Germany GmbH
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© Wholetrain
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© Constantin Film
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© Pandora
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© Studiocanal / Arthaus
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© X-Verleih
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© Croco Film
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© Croco Film
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© Stardust
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© Deutsche Kinemathek – Museum für Film und Fernsehen
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© Stardust
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© Neue Visionen Filmverleih GmbH
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Description
Who hasn't wanted to turn back time at some point in order to make different decisions or even take completely new paths in life? In the film Cleo, this opportunity is offered to the young protagonist of the same name, but in the end she has to ask herself whether the price might be too high.
The Film Cleo is also a good introduction to the history of Berlin. Cleo meets the adventurer Paul and together they embark on an exciting trip through the pulsating big city, where Cleo meets crazy people and urban legends, and also gets closer to Paul. The city of Berlin plays just as big a role as the main characters and acts more or less as a figure that drives the plot forward. For this reason, further material on the topic of Berlin is included at the end of thie teaching material, which can be used even without the film.
Although the film has an age rating of 6 years in Germany, it is advisable to use it only at higher grade levels, since the pace of speech of the characters in the film is sometimes very fast and occasionally also dialectically colored. For weaker learners, subtitles may be recommended. Furthermore, the themes may be too demanding for younger learners (death of parents, self-reproach, depression, isolation, loneliness). For young adults, on the other hand, they offer a fertile ground for discussion and can easily be explored in greater depth. The notes for teachers are printed in italics and are located in front of the individual tasks.
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Learning Objectives
Student can:
The Film Cleo is also a good introduction to the history of Berlin. Cleo meets the adventurer Paul and together they embark on an exciting trip through the pulsating big city, where Cleo meets crazy people and urban legends, and also gets closer to Paul. The city of Berlin plays just as big a role as the main characters and acts more or less as a figure that drives the plot forward. For this reason, further material on the topic of Berlin is included at the end of thie teaching material, which can be used even without the film.
Although the film has an age rating of 6 years in Germany, it is advisable to use it only at higher grade levels, since the pace of speech of the characters in the film is sometimes very fast and occasionally also dialectically colored. For weaker learners, subtitles may be recommended. Furthermore, the themes may be too demanding for younger learners (death of parents, self-reproach, depression, isolation, loneliness). For young adults, on the other hand, they offer a fertile ground for discussion and can easily be explored in greater depth. The notes for teachers are printed in italics and are located in front of the individual tasks.
Trailer
Learning Objectives
Student can:
- describe film images, actors, and scenes
- answer questions about the film trailer and film
- research famous people
- learn about the history of Berlin and talk about cities in general
- complete a synopsis
- use subjunctive II
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This didactic material was created in collaboration with the Swedish Film Institute. You can find more material on their website.
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