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Episode One of Movie Shed, a film club podcast made for kids, by kids
This episode features Coco (2017) and The Book of Life (2014) - two movies that centre around the Mexican festival, The Day of the Dead. What will happen when we compare and contrast these two titles? Will the might of Disney/Pixar win out? Or will The Book of Life sneak it?
Episode One of Movie Shed, a film club podcast made for kids, by kids
This episode features Coco (2017) and The Book of Life (2014) - two movies that centre around the Mexican festival, The Day of the Dead. What will happen when we compare and contrast these two titles? Will the might of Disney/Pixar win out? Or will The Book of Life sneak it?
Join Leo, Bel and Ida as they digest and dissect the films before giving them a score out of 10 sheds. Listen out at the end of the podcast to find out what our next two films will be - and hopefully you can join our film club and watch along with us! Get in touch at movieshedpocast@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Listen to episode one hereEpisode One of Movie Shed, a film club podcast made for kids, by kids
This episode features Coco (2017) and The Book of Life (2014) - two movies that centre around the Mexican festival, The Day of the Dead. What will happen when we compare and contrast these two titles? Will the might of Disney/Pixar win out? Or will The Book of Life sneak it?
Join Leo, Bel and Ida as they digest and dissect the films before giving them a score out of 10 sheds. Listen out at the end of the podcast to find out what our next two films will be - and hopefully you can join our film club and watch along with us! Get in touch at movieshedpocast@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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