Inclús Schools – Acció Cinema

Monday 23 November 2026
10:00–11:30 am
12:00–1:30 pm

Auditorium, CaixaForum Barcelona

In collaboration with Acció Cinema.

A school film screening and discussion session that uses cinema as a tool to introduce students to different social and cultural realities around the world and encourage reflection on diversity, human rights, inequality, and inclusion.

Through a selection of international short films and a participatory film discussion, students will discover stories set in different contexts, identify the barriers people may face because of their background, gender, socioeconomic circumstances, or disability, and reflect on how these factors shape opportunities and rights.

Adapted to each educational level, the session introduces concepts such as the Global South, inequality, privilege, and intersectionality, encouraging students to challenge stereotypes and consider stories from different perspectives.

The methodology combines short film screenings with open-ended questions, participatory activities, and group discussions. Cinema thus becomes a starting point for developing critical thinking, empathy, and a respectful understanding of diversity.

For: upper primary school students, secondary school students (ESO), upper secondary school students (Bachillerato), and vocational training students.

The selection of short films and activities will be adapted to the age and needs of each participating group.

Accessibility features:
Accessible Catalan subtitles for Deaf and hard-of-hearing audiences (SDH).
Audio description in Catalan (AD).

Would you like to attend with your school or educational centre?
Contact us to check availability, session times, and suitability for your group.
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