USE FILMS TO GET GROUPS TALKING — AND LISTENING — TO ONE ANOTHER The old adage is true: A picture is worth a thousand words. The imagery and sound of film has the power to capture attention and spur thinking in a way that words don’t. That is why professional developers often use videos to convey important ideas. Sometimes a short clip is enough to get the message across. Other times, the message is too complex to communicate quickly, and viewing an entire film is necessary to explore a multilayered issue such as cultural proficiency. Full-length films allow viewers to see the complexity and nuances of cultural interactions. Discussions following full-length films tend to be deeper and more insightful than those in response to a