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FIT
Jan 24th
A film on homophobic bullying is to be screened in all UK secondary schools next month. The film – the first of its kind to be sent to all schools – will try to stop pupils using the word "gay" in a derogatory way. It tells the story of six teenagers – who are gay, straight or not yet sure of their sexuality – and are taking classes in hip hop dancing at a college in south London. Some come out and are bullied for it, others conceal their sexuality out of fear. The film’s director, Rikki Beadle-Blair, who wrote and played the lead role in the Channel 4 drama Metrosexuality, takes the role of the teacher. The film, FIT, is part-funded by the Department for Children, Schools and Families and will be sent to every secondary school next month by the gay rights charity Stonewall.
A poll of more than 2,000 teachers, commissioned by Stonewall last year, found that 90% thought homophobic bullying occurred in their school. The same percentage had not been trained in tackling the problem. A fifth said they did not feel comfortable talking about gay issues in the classroom, and one in six said they felt uneasy if a pupil asked a question about homosexuality. Chris Gibbons, Stonewall’s senior education officer, said: "Teachers are still ill-equipped and unsure of how to deal with gay issues in their classrooms." The film is adapted from a play which has been seen by 20,000 pupils in the last two years.
You don’t need to be so tough
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Wild Things!
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Lost Virginity
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Ouch, he just lost his virginity to his skateboard.
That’s why mum always says “"No Skateboarding in the house, you’ll break something!"
Not so Straight
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God Jul!
Dec 24th
Hedi Slimane & milkboys are wishing you a (vaguely creepy) Happy (Pagan :p) Holiday
with 16 year-old Royal Danish Ballet Theatre star, Oscar Nilsson. Merry Yule, everyone! :)
It’s this Time of the Year again
Dec 21st
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You, Me and Him
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You, Me and Him (title in Portuguese Café com Leite translated as "Coffee and Milk") is an award-winning Brazilian 2007 short-film written and directed by Brazilian director Daniel Ribeiro. // Danilo was about to move out of his parent’s house to go live with his boyfriend, Marcos, when his mom and dad die unexpectedly in an accident. His plans for the future change and he becomes responsible for his 10 year-old brother, Lucas. New bonds are created between these 3 young men. While brothers Danilo and Lucas need to learn everything they didn’t know about each other, Marcos tries to find out if there is a place for him in his boyfriend’s new family arrangement. In between videogames and glasses of milk, pain and disappointment, they all need to learn how to live together.




