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Michael B. Jordan in Black Panther (2018) © Marvel Studios

Years 9 – 11

Black Panther

Film program

Ryan Coogler | US | 2018 | M

When

Monday to Friday during school terms

Rather than dodge complicated themes about race and identity, the film grapples head-on with the issues affecting modern-day black life.
Jamil Smith

This exciting Afrofuturist film took the world by storm on its release in 2018. Set in the isolated kingdom of Wakanda, Black Panther imagines an independent, technologically-advanced African society untouched by colonialism. Its central dilemma, played out between the new king T’Challa (Chadwick Boseman) and his challenger Killmonger (Michael B. Jordan), is between protecting this nation from destructive outside forces and using the country's precious vibranium to liberate Black people across the globe.

Our talk looks at context, themes and film language.

Bookings

To make a new booking, a minimum of 50 students is required.

Term 4 offer

Book a screening of Black Panther for just $5 per student!

Accessible screenings

We're committed to making your students' cinema experience as comfortable as possible. Both our cinemas are wheelchair accessible. Free hearing devices are available for use in our Cinemas.

Please let us know when booking about any accessibility requirements so we can ensure easy access on the day. If you’d like to enquire about subtitled screenings or access to the Audio Description Channel, email our bookings team at education@acmi.net.au before making your booking.

Curriculum links

Rating

M

Cost

$10 per student

$5 per student in Term 4

Teachers free with student booking

Where

ACMI Cinemas, Level 2
ACMI, Fed Square

How to get there

Education enquiries

T: (03) 8663 2583
E: education@acmi.net.au