2011 inspirational movie, it is best to watch it yourself and feel a lot.

1. First Position (2011)

The film is based on the famous American ballet competition (Youth America Grand Prix) and tells the story of six children aged 6-19 who are studying In the process of ballet, you learn to persevere and learn how to fight for your ideals by being strong and smiling even when you experience pain and frustration.

2. Intouchables (2011)

Due to a parachuting accident, the white rich man Philippe (played by Fran?ois Cluzet) was paralyzed in bed. , want to recruit a full-time escort. Due to the high salary, there were many applicants, all of whom were eloquent, but could not move his heart. It wasn't until the appearance of black Driss (Omar Sy) that he made a decision. Driss had just come out of prison and was burdened with family burdens. He just wanted to find a dismissal letter to apply for relief. Moreover, he was obviously more interested in the female assistant than this job. But Philip still fell in love with this young man at first sight. So Desis began a one-month trial period. Although the comfortable environment of the mansion made him feel vain, he still faced many challenges: not only did he have to rehabilitate Philip, but he also had to bathe, enema, open letters, wear stockings, etc. At first, the two people's ways of thinking and values ??were very different, but as their understanding deepened, they became friends...

This film is based on real events and won the Best Film Gold Medal at the 2011 Tokyo Film Festival. At the Kirin Awards, Francois Crouse and Omar Sy shared the Best Actor crown.

3. The Melting Pot (2011)

Inho (played by Kong You), a mute art teacher from Seoul, came to Wujin to apply for a school for the deaf and mute. When heavy fog fell, he accidentally crashed his car. During maintenance, he met Rouzhen (played by Zheng Youmei), a member of the human rights organization. Renhao's wife died young and his 8-year-old daughter was born with asthma and was taken care of by his grandmother, so he worked tirelessly to find a job to support his family. However, the twins' principal and dean actually forced Inho to ask for a bribe of 50 million won. At the same time, Renhao gradually discovered that the school was enveloped in a tense and depressive atmosphere, which was suffocating. There are three children in particular who attract attention: the smart Kim Yeon-doo (played by Kim Hyun-soo) and the gluttonous Chen Youli (played by Jung In-su) who always dodge. Quan Minxiu (played by Baek Seung-hwan)'s younger brother committed suicide, and his face is always covered in bruises. After class, Renhao also heard shouting and crying in the women's toilet, but he did not go into details when the guard stopped him. after. He accidentally witnessed the principal bribing the police, the instructor beating Minxiu, and the dormitory instructor drowning and punishing Yandou. A shocking secret was slowly revealed, and the truth shocked South Korea...

This film is based on a real incident in a school for the deaf and mute in Gwangju in 2005, and is adapted from the novel by Korean writer Kong Ji-young. Novel of the same name.

4. Warrior (2011)

This is a broken family. The alcoholic coach father Paddy (played by Nick Nolte) domestically abuses his wife and the second son Tang Rice (Tom Hardy) travels to a foreign country with his unbearable mother; the eldest son Brandon (Joel Edgerton) chooses to stay for love and believes that he can gain his father's respect and cultivation from now on. , but in the end father and son still parted ways. Many years later, Tommy found his father with the sad memory of his mother's painful death and the painful experience in the Iraq war, and asked the latter to serve as his coach again to participate in MMA's high-prize competition; almost at the same time, the former Brandon, a professional fighter and now a middle school physics teacher, was troubled by money. He couldn't bear that he couldn't provide shelter for his wife and daughter, and decided to return to the competition. In the MMA arena, these brothers who have been separated for many years will reunite again and use blood and sweat to resolve each other's knot...

5. Sunshine Sisters Tao? (2011)

Twenty-five years ago, high school student Im Na-mi (played by Shim Eun-kyung) and her family moved from Jeolla-do to Seoul. Na-mi enrolled in Jindeok Girls' High School. Na-mi, who was timid to speak because of her strong dialect, luckily got the help of her classmate. He has to protect Xia Chunhua (played by Kang Sora), and has to deal with the double-eyelid Golden Rose, the foul-mouthed Hwang Jin-hee, Seo Jin-ok who dreams of becoming a writer, Yoo Bok-hee who wants to become Miss Korea, and the silent and arrogant... The beauty Jung Suzy and other five people got acquainted. After a duel with a group of bad girls, seven people including Chunhua and Nami formed the "Sunny" group...

Many years later, Nami, a housewife, accidentally reunited with her terminally ill mother when she went to the hospital to visit her mother. Chunhua is hospitalized, and the latter hopes to see the Sunny members again in the last two months of her life. Nami found Golden Rose, and the two commissioned a private detective to find their former companions, and those memories of youth were awakened again behind each familiar name.

6. The Help (2011)

In the 1960s, in Mississippi, the underworld servant Aibilian (played by Viola Davis) diligently He diligently takes care of the hostess's daughter, who suffers from postpartum depression and only has sex with her best friend.

Skeeter (Emma Stone), a graduate of the University of Mississippi, works in a newspaper office as a housewife's mailbox, and begins her life as a gangster. Among them, Healy (played by Bryce Dallas Howard) is undoubtedly a negative example. She has an arrogant attitude and is prejudiced against the black servant Minnie (played by Octavia Spencer). Black servants cannot use the toilet alone with their masters. In the end, Minnie couldn't stand the humiliation and left angrily, retaliating in kind and humiliating her under the pretense of apologizing. Skeeter began to interview Abilene and Minnie, hoping to understand the living conditions of the black servants and accumulate material for his new book. At the same time, the equal rights movement led by Martin Luther King was in full swing, and Skeeter's Mississippi was at the forefront of the struggle. Because of the bloody shooting of black people, apartheid began, and a battle over skin color began. It is inevitable...

7. Miracle and Miracle (2011)

A broken marriage caused two underage brothers to fall apart. Brother Koichi (played by Maeda Koki) returns to his grandmother's house in Kagoshima with his mother Osako Nozomi (played by Otsuka Nei), while his younger brother Ryunosuke (played by Maeda Oishiro) and the "waste" pursuing music dreams His father Kenji Kinami (played by Joe Odagiri) lives in Fukuoka. The brothers have their own circles of friends, and their parents seem to be settling down gradually. However, they still hope to get back together anyway. The "Tsubame" Shinkansen from Kagoshima to Fukuoka and the "Sakura" from Fukuoka to Kagoshima will have a brief intersection. Legend has it that if you make a wish, a miracle will happen. On a sunny day, the two brothers each set off with their friends towards the place of miracles in their hearts...

This film won the Best New Actor Award (Maeda Brothers) and Best Newcomer Award at the 26th Takasaki Film Festival. Actress Award (Kara Uchida).

8. Beyond the Blackboard (2011)

Stacey Bess (Emily VanCamp) is a young mother of two who aspires to be a teacher. After graduating from college in 1987, Stacey fulfilled her dream of teaching - but she taught homeless children in a homeless shelter. To make matters worse, she only has one classroom and has to teach six grades. Stacey knew it was a tough job, but she took it anyway. What she saw and heard on her first day at work poured cold water on the confident Stacey: the so-called classroom was a dirty and smelly shack with only a few tattered books, a table, and a few almost There is a chair that cannot be used for people, and there is also a nest of "resident" rats! Those malnourished, emaciated, dirty and uneducated children are like a nightmare to Stacey.

Although Stacey was a little discouraged, her husband decided to fully support her and even took the initiative to teach the children in class. With the help of enthusiastic student Maria, Stacey beautified the classroom. Nelson, a 65-year-old homeless man, also joined in and became Stacey's "assistant" and "art teacher." A kind-hearted school district superintendent provided Stacey with desks, chairs and teaching materials for class, and even donated his piano at home to her. In the newly decorated classroom, Stacey encourages children to share personal stories to help them overcome their fears about life. The students and their parents were all moved by Stacey's sincerity, and Stacey also made up her mind that she would never teach in another place in her life.

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