It's not just a movie

Hi everybody how are you? We hope you are very well:3, because today, we will talk about 4 interesting films that are not only a scene and scenario, but also, they have an interesting background and purpose which their function is to teach us or council for our lives.

The movies are as follows:

🌸The boy who dominated the wind.

ABSTRACT

The Boy Who Tamed the Wind is a beautiful film that tells the story of William, a 13-year-old boy from Malawi who managed to bring clean water to his village for the first time. He did it by building a wind turbine and a water pump with the only help of his ingenuity, perseverance and a few friends who believed in him.

TEACHING

The lesson that the boy who dominated the wind left me with was that William (the main character), managed to bring drinking water to his village for the first time. He did it by building a wind turbine and a water pump with the only help of his ingenuity, perseverance and a few friends who believed in him. This story is great because both William and the community faced many problems, and it is true sometimes you can get tired Say I give up, even so William did not give up. This character does not do it for character reasons but with a purpose that could be his life purpose: to help the community.

🌼Gravity falls.

ABSTRACT

Uncle Stan invites twins Dipper and Mabel Pines to spend the summer in the mysterious town of Gravity Falls, Oregon. The children help him in the Mystery Cabin, the tourist trap that he owns. The twins try to adapt to the different environment, but they sense that there is something strange about Gravity Falls and they begin to uncover its secrets.

TEACHING

🍄Hachiko.

ABSTRACT

Hachiko is the dog of university professor Parker Wilson (Richard Gere). Every morning he accompanies him to the train station and every afternoon he returns to the same station to meet him after work. Everything follows its routine until one fine day Hachiko waits as usual for Wilson's arrival but the teacher does not return.

TEACHING

· Hachiko teaches us that love, loyalty and friendship can be infinite, and that not only are people capable of feeling, but the animal world is not exempt from it.

· Let us take care of the animal world and remember that although they cannot speak or reason, they feel pain, they have emotions and their loyalty can be surprising, like that of the hero of this moving film.

· This story not only tells us the story of the dog who is considered the most faithful in the world, but love knows no limits. And it is precisely this, love, man's best friend, embodied in this wonderful film, through the fidelity of Hachiko.

🌻 Hotarubi no Mori e

ABSTRACT

Hotaru Takegawa is a girl who always spends the summer at her grandparents' house in a small town. During the summer of his 6 years, he gets lost in the mountain forest next to the village and begins to cry desperately for not knowing how to get out of it, until Gin, a mysterious boy in a fox mask who turns out to be a youkai, a spirit that lives in that forest like many others and that if touched by a human, will cease to exist. Thanks to Gin, Hotaru manages to get out of the forest and meet her grandfather. From that moment on, Gin and Hotaru spend every summer day playing inside the forest; not just for that year, but for all the summers that follow, developing a strong love for each other.

TEACHING

· Everyone's desire to feel loved. It is by nature that we have the need to be with someone to hug and love (and I'm not talking about sex), give and receive love, imagine these, but knowing that it is something "impossible" because, even if you yearn for it with all your might, you know that if you are; you will cease to exist. But seeing these characters makes us feel that, without the need for contact, we have they are connected in some way.

· The other and most important point: Moving on in life; even if it hurts the past or the people we leave behind and think of a better future. It is difficult to lose a loved one or move and lose contacts with the people closest to you. This is shown here, knowing how to take in a mature way (even if it hurts in the deepest part of the heart) the decision to continue living and shed the sack tied around the back; last. Thinking and understanding that life has good moments and bad moments, and it is only a matter of keeping the good moments with you, enjoying them and remembering that everything bad in life happens; let the bad times pass, don't let them dominate you.