The Swedish Film Institute will present two feature films, the animated movie Dog Days and the teenage drama Show Me Love as part of National Schools Film Week www.nsfw.org. The screening of the film Show Me Love will be introduced by Nick Scudamore, film studies lecturer at Birkbeck College, University of London. National Schools Film Week is a programme of free screenings and events for teachers and pupils to promote the use of film in education. The programme of films is researched and chosen to offer a unique selection of popular and classic films. National Schools Film Week is initiated and run by Film Education, funded by the UK film industry and the British Film Institute. Dog days An animated feature film, made as an homage to the classic Agatha Christie crime stories. Sture the dog borrows his master's car and sets off on a road journey together with his friend, Picasso, a dachshund. They intend to travel to Paris, but instead they end up in an eccentric hotel near Dartmoor. Details, Times and Tickets>>   Show Me Love 14-year old Elin and her teenage friends are growing up in small town Åmål. Nothing ever happens until Elin goes to the wrong party. She meets 16-year old Agnes and the two girls fall in love. Details, Times and Tickets>>