What are the classic educational movies

The nursery rhyme "Dull Ice Flower" is a bit more widely sung for the contemporary generation than the movie, and in fact the movie itself was very hot in that era because it hit a sore spot for hundreds of millions of families on the mainland in the early 1990s.

The movie, adapted from Zhong Zhaozheng's novel of the same name, features a rural teenager with a talent for drawing in one of the most common working families of the 1990s. The movie tells the story of the boy, who lost his mother at a young age and is dependent on his father and sister, and who dies prematurely of a disease in a complex human society and a crippled family environment, as well as in a stereotypical and unfair school system.

The film's story of a broken family and shattered dreams, accompanied by countless tears and sighs, has touched the hearts of an entire generation.

2, "Accepted"

"Accepted" is not so much an idealistic campus inspirational comedy film, but rather an absurdist black humor. Although the movie subverts the traditional mechanism of education in the United States, and explicitly mocking the local culture, but for each person who watched the movie, but can produce their own **** Ming Ming and feelings, this is the success, right?

The story is about Bartleby, a high school graduate, who is forced to go to college and social and family pressures, pulls in his friends and fictionalizes a South Harmon University.

It was only intended to make a fake university to fool his parents, but it turned out to be a mistake, and a bunch of students who wanted to go to this university came flooding in. So, the hero started a real university for the sake of the many, many young people who, like himself, had not been accepted to college, but who longed to go to college and be recognized?

You can see from the movie the vigor, vitality and whimsy of youth. Although such a university may only exist in the filmmaker's fantasies, the boldness and ingenuity of subverting society's traditional perceptions make it impossible to resist being impressed by the plot, and you'll have a new sense of your own college career.

3. "Wrestling! Dad" (Dangal)

This movie will be more classic in the context of India, seemingly tyrannical fathers will impose their own dreams on their daughters, in fact, but also forcibly change the track of their lives were destined by the society, at the age of 14 years old or so, to marry and have children to run the household.

One scene where the girls sneak out of training to attend a friend's wedding, when they are excited about the brief freedom they have gained, only to see that the girl who is the bride looks like a delicate puppet, at the mercy of others, only to marry someone she knows nothing about and live a set life, a girl who only has envy in her eyes when her two sisters are bullied by their classmates for not having a girl's likeness?

This is a movie that has earned enough tears that many people can find their own shadows, their father's shadows in it.

4, "Blackboards" (Blackboards)

"Blackboards" is a very small investment in Iranian films, but got the jury prize at the 53rd Cannes Film Festival, the film teacher carrying a blackboard cross shape, became a metaphor for the weight of the Iranian, but also contains the past, present and future of Iran?

This extremely realistic Iranian film tells the story of a group of wandering teachers carrying large blackboards marching through the untouched wilderness during the Iran-Iraq War, actively seeking students under harsh conditions.

The plot reveals many real problems through the presentation of the current situation of life, but without deliberate explanation, giving the movie a higher tone, simple and light but heavy and profound.

5. Dead Poets Society

Dead Poets Society is set in the 1950s, before the counterculture movement broke out in the 1960s, so we see rigid, traditional teachers in the movie, in stark contrast to the main character.

A brief overview of the plot is the story of a teacher and a group of students.

The first two thirds of the movie is a comedy in the most romantic sense of the word, while the last third is a tragedy capable of stirring up waves of thought. The structure of the plot, which is devoid of the slightest trickery but only simple, almost quiet sincerity, makes the whole movie full of unseen but real power.

Specially at the end of the movie, when the students stood up on their desks and shouted the words "o, captain, my captain! Even if the main character at this time is being expelled by the principal, although ironic, but see independent-minded students, but also no regret.

"The Captain" conveys a way of life through the movie, a way of life that we all aspire to, a bit unattainable, but by no means impossible.