What are some educational movies for children? A brief introduction to educational movies for children.

1. "Spirited Away"

"Spirited Away" is an animated film directed and written by Hayao Miyazaki and produced by Studio Ghibli. The film was released in 2001 Officially released in Japan on July 20, it tells the story of a girl, Chihiro, who accidentally arrives in a different world of gods. The film won the 2003 Academy Award for Best Feature Animation. It is also the first and only animated film in history to win the Berlin Golden Bear at the three major European film festivals. In 2001, the film finally achieved a box office of 30.4 billion yen in Japan.

2. "Springtime of the Cowherd Class"

"Springtime of the Cowherd Class" (French "Les Choristes") is a French music film released on March 17, 2004 The movie, directed by Christophe Barati, stars Gerard Junod, Jean-Baptiste Meunier, Frances Berland and others. It tells the story of the world-famous conductor Pierre Moencque who returned to his hometown in France to attend his mother's funeral. Scenes of his childhood memories also emerged from the depths of his memory. At that time, a music teacher who was not recognized for his talent, Matthew, came to assist him. In the hospital, what he faced were not ordinary students, but a group of wild boys who had been abandoned by adults. Matthew changed the story of the fate of the children and himself.

3. "High School Musical"

"High School Musical" is directed by Kenny Ortega and stars Zac Efron, Vanessa Hudgens and others A romantic film starring. Released on January 20, 2006. This film tells the story of Troy, the handsome captain of the school basketball team, and Gabrielle, a sweet-looking top transfer student, who both achieve their singing dreams. The film set a record of more than 60 million viewers in the United States and a global audience of 250 million. Different from previous American youth idol movies, "High School Musical" does not have scenes of urban modern buildings and shops, and there is very little content about licentiousness. It shows the beautiful lakes and mountains of the southern United States, and presents the richness of high school life in In front of the world, they try to express the idealism, bravery and innocence of American high school students.

4. "Stars on Earth"

"Stars on Earth" is a children's drama film directed by and starring Aamir Khan, starring Dashil ·Starring Safaree, Thanai Cheheda, Vipin Sharma and others. The film tells the story of an eight-year-old boy and his art teacher at the boarding school he attends. The film was released on December 21, 2007. Although Ishaan's new life has not changed much, in his heart, the life separated from his parents made him feel depressed. At this time, an art teacher named Nick walked into his life. Unlike the teachers who stuck to the rules that he had seen in the past, Nick advocated allowing students to retain their own personalities and ideas and develop freely. In the days of getting along with Nick, both Isha and Nick gradually matured.

5. "Up"

"Up" is the tenth animated film directed by Peter Docter and produced by Pixar Animation Studios. The first 3D movie. The film was officially released in the United States on May 29, 2009. It tells the story of an old man who once agreed with his wife to travel to a waterfall in remote South America, but was never able to make the trip because of his busy life. It was not until the government wanted to demolish his old house that he decided to fly to the waterfall with his house. On the way, he got to know The adventures of the little fat boy Russell. This film won the 82nd Academy Award for Best Animated Feature Film

6. "Call Me Number One"

"Call Me Number One" is directed by Peter An inspirational biographical light comedy directed by Warner, written by Thomas Rickman and others, starring Jimmy Walker, Treat Williams, Dominic Scott Kaye, Sarah Drew and others. The film was released in the United States on December 7, 2008. The film is adapted from the book of the same name co-written by Brad Cohen and Lisa Wysocki. It tells the story of Brad, who suffers from Tourette Syndrome, as he overcomes his condition and strives to achieve his dream of becoming a teacher. In order to find a school that was willing to accept him, Brad never gave up on his dreams or beliefs and worked silently. Finally, after interviewing with about 25 schools, one offered to hire him, so he became a second-year tutor.