Special Event: Trolls Band Together + Every Child a Filmmaker

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A film guide that uses 'Trolls Band Together' to explore musical groups and
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A film guide that uses 'Trolls Band Together' to explore musical groups and

Event Date

Fri 15 Nov 2024

Event Time

10:00 - 11:50

Location

Cineworld Edinburgh, Fountain Park, 130/3 Dundee Street, Edinburgh, Midlothian, EH11 1AF, Scotland

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Cost

FREE

Recommended Age Group

5–11

Curriculum Subject/s

  • Performing Arts
  • PSHE Education

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This screening will be preceded by a youth-made short film which has been produced by a local group of young people as part of Into Film's Every Child a Filmmaker programme, generously supported by Amazon MGM Studios. Every Child a Filmmaker is an inclusive programme providing groups of young people around the UK with the opportunity to work with professional filmmakers and bring their stories to life through film.

After a long time pining for each other, trolls Poppy and Branch are finally a couple and are enjoying spending more time together than ever before. One day, however, Poppy discovers that Branch has a secret past he used to be in her favourite boyband phenomenon, BroZone with his four brothers. Thrilled with this information, Poppy is soon saddened to find out that the band disbanded, and Branch has not spoken to his family since. However, when one of his brothers is kidnapped by a pair of nefarious popstar villains named Velvet and Veneer, our favourite trolls set out to save him, learning a lot about each other along the way. Filled with recognisable songs and eye-popping animation, this third entry in the Trolls franchise tackles the importance of family, friends and a support system to help us through the tough times. 

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Film title

Trolls Band Together


Synopsis

After a long time pining for each other, trolls Poppy and Branch are finally a couple and are enjoying spending more time together than ever before. One day, however, Poppy discovers that Branch has a secret past – he used to be in her favourite boyband phenomenon, BroZone with his four brothers. Thrilled with this information, Poppy is soon saddened to find out that the band disbanded, and Branch has not spoken to his family since. However, when one of his brothers is kidnapped by a pair of nefarious popstar villains named Velvet and Veneer, our favourite trolls set out to save him, learning a lot about each other along the way. Filled with recognisable songs and eye-popping animation, this third entry in the Trolls franchise tackles the importance of family, friends and a support system to help us through the tough times. 

To celebrate the release of Trolls Band Together, in cinemas October 20, Into Film and Universal Pictures have united to create a cross-curricular learning framework for use with pupils aged 7-12. Our free resource channels the film’s infectious energy in a dynamic lesson sequence with links to physical education, maths, English/literacy and art & design. Register and download the Trolls Reunion Tour resource here.

very mild threat, rude humour, sex references, language

Director/s

Walt Dohrn, Tim Heitz

Year

2023

Country of Production

USA

Genres

  • Animation
  • Family
  • Musicals

Language

English

Duration

91 minutes

Venue name

Cineworld Edinburgh

Address

Fountain Park ,
Edinburgh ,
Midlothian,
EH11 1AF

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