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BFI Sci-Fi Flash Gordon
A lesson plan to work with the 1980s classic Flash Gordon as stimulus for a KS3 History, English or Citizenship lesson
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Film Details
Year
1980
Duration
106 minutes
Genres
Action and Adventure, Science Fiction and Fantasy
Language
English
Certificate
UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
Hilarious, over-the-top fantasy adventure, based on the 1930s comic strip and TV adventure series. Flash Gordon is an American football player who, along with girlfriend Dale Arden, accidentally travels into space with scientist Dr Zarkov. As they head for planet Mongo, they fall victim to evil Emperor Ming the Merciless. Not only does he kidnap Dale, and attempt to kill Flash, but he's also plotting to destroy the Earth. Now Flash must enlist the help of the planet's oddball inhabitants to save the day, and the girl!
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