Will the film help heal identity wars? Paddington in Peru sees the cartoon bear acquire a passport and explore the diversity of his background. Some think we should all take note.
Paddington gets official UK passport
International traveller: Film-makers requested a replica passport to use in the latest film, but were surprised to be issued with an official one — even though the UK Home Office clarifies it cannot actually be used. Glossary
Peru - A country in South America. It is home to Machu Picchu, an ancient Incan city.
Home Office - The government department responsible for immigration, security, law and order.
Passport - An official document that allows someone to travel between countries.
Refugees - Anyone fleeing conflict or persecution is defined as a refugee by the UN as a refugee, regardless of where they are from.
Evacuees - A person who is taken from a place of danger to one of safety. Used most often to refer to British children who were moved from cities to the countryside to escape bombing during World War Two.
World War Two - A global war that lasted from 1939 to 1945 and included all of the great powers.
Populist - The term comes from the People's Party, which operated in the USA in the 1890s. Now, it is often used to refer to any movement that makes a distinction between the "people" and the corrupt "establishment".
Transgender - Someone whose gender identity (what they feel inside) does not match the gender identity they were assigned at birth (based on their biology).
Bigotry - Prejudice towards a certain group, and an unwillingness to change your mind.