This film has some scenes which show violence, and I would never recommend them for the EFL/ESL classes. This scene, though, does not, and it is great for story telling/ narrative writing. In fact, it is a very attractive segment. Make sure your audience consists of adults.
I. Watch the movie segments with sounds off. Pay attention to the strips so you can come up with the story itself. If necessary, watch it twice with sounds off.
II. Work in pairs. Write down a story for the strips. Use your imagination and be creative.
III. Read your stories out loud.
IV. Watch the segments with sounds on now. Compare your stories. Which group wrote the closest ideas to what was shown in the segment.
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The download link doesn't work, you just download a wrong file.
Check it out now. Thanks for the warning. I guess it is okay now. If you don't manage it, let me know.