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The Karate Kid (2010)
In this movie, Dre Parker, a young child, finds it difficult to adapt to his new life after he moves from Detroit to Beijing, China. Parker is bullied by his classmates and feels alone and insecure because of the change in culture. He learns the value of hardwork, discipline and self-belief as he confronts these challenges and finds his place in a new culture.
Brave (2012)
This is an animated movie about Merida, a fiery and strong-willed princess from Scotland, who ends up cursing her family. Merida discovers the meaning of bravery, family, and staying true to oneself as she navigates the challenges of her new life and aims to break the curse. ‘Brave’ is an inspiring story of self-discovery, the strength of family love, and having the courage to be true to oneself.
Wonder (2017)
Auggie Pullman is a 10-year-old boy born with a distinct facial deformity. As he starts attending a public school after years of being homeschooled, Auggie faces ridicule as his peers start bullying him. Despite the challenges he remains compassionate and kind. The film encourages empathy and kindness, delivering a powerful message about looking beyond appearances and embracing differences.
The Mighty (1998)
‘The Mighty’ is about two outsiders, Max, who is timid and introverted, and Kevin, who has a rare bone ailment. Despite their vastly different backgrounds, they develop an unshakable relationship. Their contrasting personalities are what complement each other. Max and Kevin impart important lessons about bravery, loyalty, and human connection.
Holes (2003)
The tale of ‘Holes’ centres around Stanley Yelnats IV, a young man who is unfairly incarcerated in a concealed desert facility after being accused of stealing. While Stanley manoeuvres through these tough circumstances, he uncovers a concealed treasure and also a curse. Through his experiences, Stanley discovers resilience, friendship, and the importance of making amends.