The following are questions that can be used in guiding a discussion about the film Good Vibrations:

1. In this film, is the passivity of the onlookers benign, irresponsible, or a mixture of both?
2. Should the worker bear any responsibility for what’s… Read More

The following are questions that can be used in guiding a discussion about the film The Sound I Saw:

1. As a viewer, who did you side with—the driver, the woman, the kids? Why?
2. Was the accident avoidable? If so, by whom? Read More

The following are questions that can be used in guiding a discussion about the film The Home Run:

1. If you didn’t know this was a true story, would you have thought it could happen? Why or why not?
2. The opposing team… Read More

The following are questions that can be used in guiding a discussion about the film Party Guest:

1. Who loses their moral compass? Carl? Sarah? The host?
2. Why is Carl so sure of himself?
3. How does his self-assuredness work for… Read More

The following are questions that can be used in guiding a discussion about the film Prodigy

1. What is the significance of the two bridges over the Mississippi River in the film’s opening shot?
2. In their zeal to influence Isaiah’s future, have… Read More

The following are questions that can be used in guiding a discussion about the film Be Good
1. Why is Joe suddenly so aware that his life lacks meaning?
2. When Joe sets out to help people, why is he greeted with… Read More

The following are questions that can be used in guiding a discussion about the film Tony.

1. If Michael’s son Josh wasn’t sick, do you think Michael would have gone to such lengths to find Tony?

2. Why wasn’t it good enough for Michael… Read More

The following are questions that can be used in guiding a discussion about the film Hot Seat.

1) Why is it so difficult for the rabbits—or humans—to step up and take responsibility about a shared item in a shared environment?

2) Are collective problems… Read More

The following are questions that can be used in guiding a discussion about the film Growing Up.

1) It’s been said that our lives are defined by the decisions we make. Do you think that’s true? If so, what are some experiences in your… Read More

The following are questions that can be used in guiding a discussion about the film Lighthouse.

1. Why is the lighthouse keeper seemingly unhappy?

2. Do you think the townspeople value the light but not the keeper?

3. Why doesn’t the keeper derive happiness… Read More

The following are questions that can be used in guiding a discussion about the film Father’s Day.

1. Why do you think Helen finally decided to approach her father? Was it solely because of the news that he was dying?

2. Have you… Read More

The following are questions that can be used in guiding a discussion about the film Mandy & Lester

1. Mandy and Lester had lots of chances to give up, but neither did. Why do you think they didn’t?

2. If you were in their… Read More

The following are questions that can be used in guiding a discussion about the film Table Guardians.

1. Why do you think most people answer “yes” when asked by a stranger to watch their stuff, even though they’re not comfortable doing so?

2.… Read More

The following are questions that can be used in guiding a discussion about the film Transit.

1. Why do you think it was so easy for the Thief to do the wrong thing, but so difficult for the Witness to do the right thing?