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Overview
Navalny is designed for teaching Civics, Current Events, Government, Journalism, Political Science, Social Studies, Russian History, World History and AP World History: Modern.
We recommend this film and guide combination for public film screening events.
Literary connection
For a film-book pairing, teach the Navalny documentary with Alexei Navalny’s posthumous memoir Patriot.
- Type: Documentary Feature Film
- Lesson Grades: 9, 10, 11, 12, College, Adult Learning
- Rating: R
- Ages: 13–17, 18–24, 25+
- Run time: 60–119 minutes
Where to Watch
Licenses for Navalny public and private screenings are available through GoodDocs. License options include high school, community college, college and university, public library, non-profit & community group, and corporate and for-profit screenings.
Navalny is also available on Amazon and streaming platforms.
Learning Guide
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Biography of Alexei Anatolievich Navalny
Subject: Current Events, Russian History, World History
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Navalny and Putin
Subject: Current Events, Russian History, World History
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Civic Engagement: Political Corruption, Nationalism, Leadership
Subject: Civics, Current Events, Government, Political Science
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Data Tracking, State Surveillance, and the Role of Journalism
Subject: Civics, Current Events, Journalism
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Social Media, Censorship, and Propaganda
Subject: Journalism, Political Science, Social Studies
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State-Sanctioned Assassinations and Political Prisoners
Subject: Government, International Relations, Political Science, Social Studies
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Power: What Is Power? Who Has Power?
Subject: Current Events, Government, International Relations, Journalism, Political Science, Social Studies
These resources are best for Grades 9-12, collegiate classrooms, and adult learning environments.
Discussion Guide
These resources are best for Grades 9-12, collegiate classrooms, and adult learning environments.
Facilitation Guidelines
Open Letter from the Film Team<
Introducing Alexei Anatolievich Navalny
Navalny and Putin
Navalny Under Attack
Enter Bellingcat
The Situation Today<
In Alexey Navalny’s Own Words
Resources for Further Study
Group Discussion Facilitation Guidelines
These tips can help you create safe space for classroom engagement on the themes and subjects of this film.
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