The only films I recall watching at school were
The War Game (
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_War_Game), Zeffirelli's
Romeo and Juliet, and possibly Olivier's
Hamlet or
Henry V (although the Oliviers I may have seen on TV). There was also some anti-abortion documentary (not unsurprising, I had a Catholic education).
School was responsible for my aversion to Victorian writers; one of my set books was
Jane Eyre, which I loathed (along with
A Tale of Two Cities), but I often re-read
Pride and Prejudice (I still have the text we used). On the other hand, I still enjoy Shakespeare - our set plays were
Romeo and Juliet which I disliked (too soppy),
The Merchant of Venice,
Macbeth, and
Twelfth Night.
Let's put it this way, school didn't need to instil a love of reading in me - that was apparent from a very early age.