Like Stars on Earth
I have watched this movie over and over again, and I do not seem to get tired of it. It has been a source of inspiration for me, and it has sharpened my mindset when it comes to dealing with children. Each time I watch it, I notice something new that deepens my understanding of patience, empathy, and guidance.
The movie Like Stars on Earth is about a young boy who is constantly labeled as lazy, crazy, a troublemaker, and even a nonentity. No one takes the time to understand him, and he is judged only by his poor performance in school and his behavior.
His life changed when a new art teacher develops a special interest in him. Through patience and compassion, the teacher discovers the real problem behind the boy’s struggles in school and the true reasons for his actions. Even when the teacher faces discouragement from other staff members and from the boy’s father, he remains persistent. That persistence brings a lasting change to the boy’s life for good. It is a movie filled with powerful, life-transforming lessons.
It's also an emotional movie, and I must say that I cried while watching it. The story touches the heart in a very honest way, especially for anyone who has ever felt misunderstood or overlooked. The teacher was once like the little boy, and that personal experience was the reason he could understand the child’s struggles so clearly. He did not see the boy as a problem to be fixed, but as a child who needed to be understood and supported.
The movie also reminds us that every child is special in their own unique way. Not all children learn at the same pace or express themselves in the same manner. Some require a great deal of patience before their skills and gifts can be discovered and nurtured. Instead of overruling or judging someone based on their behavior, it is better to take time to understand why the person acts the way they do.
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I am from india. And its appreciated in india as well its one of the cinematic masterpiece, its emotional and one of the most learning film to know how to educate to the weak student.
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This is one of the best movies I've seen in this life. I would watch over and over again. There are impactful life lessons therein. It's beyond just a movie, but a message, a deep one.
Exactly 💯
What a great movie, I have read so much about this, but I haven't watched it's. This is definitely a movie I must watch, not just for my personal entertainment, but it will go a long way to help me as a parent.
Thank you for bringing this to my radar once again.
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You can only understand what someone is passing through only when you have been in their situation. Every other person will judge you to say whatever they like to say about you just because they don't understand. But thanks to the teacher who did not give up on the child.
We have to learn how to leave children to run in their pace never to compare them, because they all have their own abilities and limitations. You will be better than me in one aspect, while I will be worse than you in another aspect. That's life, we don't have it all. Thanks for your time, I really enjoyed reading through.
You have said it all, I have learned to be patient with children. Every child has his/her own pace even twins so I respect everyone's strengths
Yes very correct.