A. Aero

You’ll want to see this film again and again, with a wonderful cast of animals, and folk music soundtrack sung by studio performers. And you’ll learn something new about the characters each time you watch. Based on the book by a well-known author, it’s a favourite for all the family.

B. Magic Makers

This is a gentle film about a village of animals who all help each other through life – but things don’t always go at all as they expected. In fact, they’re usually far better! A beautiful, funny film with great songs you won’t forget. You’ll never get tired of watching it!

C. Imagining

While you are watching this beautiful film, you’ll also be entertained by the wonderful piano and violin music that accompanies it. It’s a film for the whole family, including young children, to sit down and see together. And everyone will find that they have something in common with the people in the film.

D. The Dance

Although they haven’t been together for long, a group of brave dancers decide to put on a performance, and their experiences are both funny and sad. The film’s message is particularly suitable for teenagers, and the animation, in the form of old-fashioned cartoons rather than created by computers, is spectacular.

E. Roundabout

The pictures are so fantastic, they almost need nothing more than the piano music that accompanies them. The film focuses on some brave friends who come together to support each other in various ways, and the wellknown performers saying their words bring something really special to it. The film has lots to teach teenagers.

F. Terry

The pop music in this film is great, as it features the voices of top performers. The film follows a friendly tiger in the jungle, who becomes a hero to his friends. This film first came out in the 70s, and the graphics in this beautiful film have changed very little.

G. Rainbow

Try making art to go with your stories here – working inside or outside! You’ll get ideas from books showing famous paintings and cartoons, and then create and print pictures of people to accompany your stories, using digital design techniques. There’s even one-toone teaching if you’d prefer.

H. Constanz

This beautiful film, with simple graphics, is based on the well-known novel, which has become very popular in school classrooms. Although it’s full of comedy situations and surprises from beginning to end, the film also has a serious message, and will leave you with something to think about after you’ve watched it.

I’ve always been interested in photography. When I was a child, I used to borrow my parents’ camera. This annoyed them, so, when I was about ten years old, they bought me my own camera. After that, I spent my free time going around taking pictures. I enjoyed taking pictures of people. I still have my childhood photo albums. Most pictures weren’t that great, but I like looking at them. They remind me of what I first felt when I started taking pictures.

When I tell people what I do for a living, they imagine that I’m an unpleasant person who follows famous people, takes embarrassing pictures of them and makes a lot of money. Actually, I don’t do that. Usually the people I photograph want me to photograph them. We create an atmosphere in their own garden or outdoors where they can feel comfortable. They only thing that can happen is that sometimes they suddenly decide they won’t want to be photographed. That can be annoying, especially if they’ve asked you there in the first place. But that doesn’t happen very often.

I find my job exciting and challenging. It has a creative side and also a technical side. I have to imagine and shoot the best photo and I also have to use different accessories to get different effects.

Denmark

Denmark is the smallest and most southerly of the countries of Scandinavia, which 21 _______ in northern Europe. It is probably best 22 _______ for being home to the powerful Vikings, over 1,000 years ago. Denmark is a small country, with limited natural resources. However, it has 23 _______ one of the richest countries in the world.

Denmark has its own culture and traditions, and a tongue-twisting language, which includes several different dialects and takes years to master. Although Denmark is a member of the European Union, at times it has refused to work more closely with the EU and give up some of its 24 _______ .

Wealth in Denmark is shared out more evenly than in most countries, because people pay high taxes. Many workers pay more than 50 percent of their wages in tax. The 25 _______ is used to pay for a welfare system, which 26 _______ health care, benefits for the unemployed and the elderly, and public services. Compared to the rest of the world, it is difficult to be either very rich or very poor in Denmark.