Cubs (2006) is a thought-provoking short film that tackles two controversial issues - hunting and gang-culture - simultaneously.

While the film was made the year after the hunting ban came into effect and at a time when the debate about fox-hunting continued to rage, Cubs is not a simple anti-Countryside Alliance piece, even if it does hint at the barbarity of the 'sport'. Indeed, the themes of gang-violence and peer-pressure are prominent

What have this month's teacher's made of it?

Don't forget to have a look at previous months' Show and Tell, which include two lyrical British Transport Films' productions, Terminus (1961) and Snow (1969), Ridley Scott's first ever film Boy and Bicycle (1965) and the poignant short Jemima and Johnny (1966) and the unsettling animation A Short Vision (1956).