Spirited Away is an animated film directed and written by Miyazaki Hayao and produced by Studio Ghibli. The film was officially released in Japan on July 20th, 20001year, and tells the story of the girl Chihiro who unexpectedly came to the supernatural world. The film won the best long-form animation at the 2003 Academy Awards, and it is also the first and only animation work in history that won the Berlin Golden Bear as a film at the three major European film festivals. 200 1 movie finally made a box office of 30.4 billion yen in Japan.
2. Spring of Cowboy Class
Glee (French) is a French musical film, which was released on March 6th, 2004. It was directed by Christopher Baratier and starred by Gerard Juno, Jean-batiste monier and Franois Berléand. It tells the story that Pierre Moanke, a world-famous conductor, returned to his hometown in France to attend his mother's funeral, and his childhood memories surfaced in the deep pool of his own memories. Matthew, a talented music teacher, came to the auxiliary education center and faced a group of wild children abandoned by adults. Matthew changed the fate of the children and himself.
3. High school musical
High School Musical is a romantic movie directed by kenny ortega and starring Zac Efron and vanessa hudgens. It was released on October 20th, 2006/KLOC-0, with the number of 65438. This film tells the story of Troy, the handsome captain of the school basketball team, and Gabriel, a sweet-looking top student, realizing their singing dream together. The film has been watched by more than 60 million people in the United States and 250 million people worldwide. Different from the previous American youth idol movies, High School Musical has no pictures of modern buildings and shops in the city, and rarely shows the beautiful lakes and mountains in the southern United States, presenting the richness of high school life to the world and trying to show the idealism and courage of American high school students.
4. Stars on the Earth
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. The film was released on February 2, 20071. Although Issa's new life hasn't changed much, in his heart, living away from his parents makes him feel depressed. At this moment, an art teacher named Nick came into his life. Unlike regular teachers, Nick advocates that students keep their own personality and ideas and develop freely. In the days of getting along with Nick, Isa and Nick have gradually matured.
5. Travel Notes of Flying House Ring
Travels around the Flying House is the tenth animated film and the first 3D film directed by Pete Docter and produced by Pixar Animation Studio. The film was officially released in the United States on May 29th, 2009. It tells the story of an old man and his wife who made an appointment to travel to a remote waterfall in South America, but couldn't make it because of the hurry of life. It was not until the government forced the demolition of his old house that he decided to fly to the waterfall with the house and take risks with the little fat Russell he met. This film won the Best Animated Feature Film Award at the 82nd Academy Awards.
6. "Call me first"
Call Me First is an inspirational biographical comedy directed by Peter Werner, written by Thomas rickman and starring Jimmy Walker, Terry Williams, Dominic scott kay and Sarah Drew. The film was released in the United States on February 7, 2008. This film is adapted from a book of the same name written by Brad Cohen and Lisa Visochi. It tells the story of Brad who has Tourette's disease and tries to realize his dream of becoming a teacher. Brad in order to find a school that is willing to accept himself, Brad does not give up his dreams and beliefs and works hard silently. Finally, he interviewed about 25 schools, and one school was willing to recruit him, so he finally became a tutor in the second grade.