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5 More Short Films to Learn English With

  • July 6, 2020
  • Posted by: Michael Rost
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5 More Short Films to Learn English With

  • July 6, 2020
  • Posted by: Michael Rost
  • Category: Movies ,
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Short films are a great way to learn the English language. Short films are short and simple which make them easy and fun to digest in one sitting.

1. Bar Talk (2014)

In a dusty Texas bar, a chatty stranger insists on striking up a conversation with the man sitting next to him. The more this out-of-towner talks, the more obvious it is he’s not from ’round here. Heck, he’s not even from this planet! Based on the short story by Joe R. Lansdale.

2. I’m You, Dickhead (2014)

A man travels back in time to force his 10 year old self to learn guitar, so that he can get more action with the ladies in the present day. Will it work…?

3. Paperman (2012)

An office worker meets the girl of his dreams and uses a fleet of paper airplanes to get her attention.

4. Grape Soda (2014)

A marriage, broken by death, is kept alive by the memories held through grape soda.

5. So You’ve Grown Attached (2014)

An off-beat comedy about Ex, an imaginary friend, who is forced to consider retirement when his creator, Izzy, starts to grow up.

FIND MORE SHORT FILMS HERE: https://www.ranker.com/list/best-short-films-on-youtube/jacob-shelton

Author:Michael Rost

My educational career began in the Peace Corps in West Africa, where I woke up to the richness of intercultural communication and the importance of language learning in the world. My desire to create quality language learning experiences has been continually growing since that period, and has led me to explore language acquisition and teaching from both academic and business perspectives. I embrace the role of new technologies and appreciate the value of collaboration with professionals in different realms. I pride myself on creating networks of individuals who can come together to create innovative, effective learning products and services.

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