Stars on Earth is a children's drama film directed by Aamir Hussain Khan and starring Darshel Safari, Tanai Cheddar and Vipin Sharma. The film tells the story of an eight-year-old boy and his art teacher in boarding school. By exaggerating social order and school rules, this film shows the audience that every child has his own unique talent and is an irreplaceable role. From the film, we can see that every child has a bright spot, waiting for us to discover it. The film illustrates the important role of parents in the education process through the example of Isa, which determines that they should pay more attention to the real needs of children's psychological level and release their nature, which is very enlightening.

2. Genius girl

Genius Girl is a feature film directed by mark webber and co-starring Chris Evans, McKenna Grace, Jenny Slater and Lindsay Duncan. The film tells the story of a talented little girl. After she was found to be talented in mathematics, her uncle and grandmother disagreed on the way to educate and raise her child. The story of this film is both old-fashioned and useful. My uncle and niece live together like father and daughter, but they have to bow to real life. The conflict between emotion and reality is easy for the audience to have a strong sense of substitution The ending is naturally beautiful, but the thoughts left behind are worth remembering for a long time. Who should control children's future, or how?

3. "wrestling! dad

"wrestling! "Dad" is an Indian film directed by Nitesh Tiwari and starring Aamir Hussain Khan, Sakashi Tewa, Sanya Malhotra and Fatima Sana 'a Shaka. Based on the true story of Indian wrestler Ma Havia Singh Pelgas, the film tells the inspirational story that former wrestling champion Singh trained two daughters to become women's wrestling champions and broke the Indian tradition. " Wrestling! "Dad" is an inspirational comedy in which women strive for their own destiny and win their dignity. At the same time of excitement, there is no lack of warmth. With a simple sports theme, it reveals a magnificent oil painting in Indian society.

I'm not stupid either.

I'm not stupid is a feature film directed by Liang Zhiqiang and starring Liang Zhiqiang and Hong Cijian. The film uses the events between children and adults to discuss family relations, child suicide, education system and communication between parents and children. "I'm not stupid" is based on the highly competitive education and culture in Singapore, which truly reflects the pressure faced by teenagers at school and at home. However, this film deeply discusses the generation gap between parents and children due to lack of communication, and reflects the theme of parents' difficulty in disciplining their children. It is never out of date, and it is universally applicable. This film made parents reflect on the sentence "There are no children who can't teach, only parents who can't teach". "I'm not stupid" has attracted great attention from the education circles in Hong Kong and received strong support from the Hong Kong Education City. Recommended as one of the must-see movies for parents and children.

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