Raoul

Name: Raoul
Director: Geoffrey Godet
Released: 2015
Duration: 29 s

Short film for children

Who hasn't experienced traffic jams?

Synopsis

A driver finds a very original way to escape traffic jams.

Commentary on the film: Raoul

A very funny short film to laugh with children from kindergarten onwards.

Questions about the film: Raoul

Understand the story and themes, express your feelings and develop critical thinking.

1Where is the character Raoul?
In his car, in town.

2Why is Raoul upset?
Because he's stuck between two trucks.

3What is this situation called (the car can no longer move forward)?
A traffic jam: congestion of vehicles which stops traffic. We also say a cork.

4Why is Raoul coughing?
Because of the truck's exhaust.

5Have you ever been stuck in traffic jams?
If so, tell us about your experience.

6How does Raoul get out of this situation?
He blows a bubble with his chewing gum, and the bubble lifts the car up into the air.

7In your opinion, is this possible? For what ?
No, because a chewing-gum bubble can't really lift a car.

Download the film's educational activities as a PDF

Created with the support of the French Ministry of Education and the CNC.

Watching the film with the family, educational activities with parents at home and with teachers in class.

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Title

Raoul

Theme

car

Genre & keywords

Comic, Traffic jam

Recommended age

3 years old

Duration

29 s

Director

Geoffrey Godet

Year of production

2015

Country of production

France

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