Finding Dory
About the film
Dory is a happy blue-tang fish living in the ocean with her friends Marlin and Nemo, working as a teaching assistant. Dory also has short-term memory loss, meaning she tends to forget events seconds after they took place. As a young fish, her parents were lost and now Dory wants to set out on a quest to find them. Her adventure involves reuniting with lots of old pals, as well as a few new ones, not least Hank, the chameleonic – but rather grumpy! – octopus. The mission takes Dory into the Marine Life Institute, an aquarium for diverse ocean species, where her parents just might be found. Set one year after Finding Nemo, this sequel is just as inventive and charming, sensitively discussing issues around disability, adoption and the rehabilitation of troubled creatures.
Booking:
Book for this screening directly through the Into Film website here.
Curriculum Subject/s
- Art and Design
- Geography
- Health
- Personal
- Physical
- PSHE Education
- Psychology
Recommended Age Group: 5-14
About the festival
The Into Film Festival is the world’s largest free film and education event for young people. The Festival offers more than 3,000 cinema screenings of 165+ films, all selected with educators in mind. Special guest speakers from the film industry and beyond join select events across the nations, aiming to inspire new generations. Free, cross-subject, curricula-linked resources are available to support learning and engage young people through the magic of cinema.