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Every lonely child is a star on earth, you can see it shining in the darkness of the night, but you can never touch it, perhaps, in the darkness of the night, you don't move anon can see it, because you may be attracted by the moon's light, you may be dazzled by the lights on the road, you may be in the luxury of the room in the linger, forgetting that the stars in the sky are glowing silently.
The stars of the sky.
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After watching "Stars on Earth" (aka Every Child is Special, Little Star in the Heart), do you really know your own child
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Maybe you're obsessed with asking your child to be the best academic achiever in the class, you may be obsessed with asking your child to be the good kid praised in the teacher's mouth, and you may be thinking that my own strictness is the motivation for your child's learning, and that your child will thank you for it in the future!
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The child will understand, the competition out there is harsh and cruel. As long as you are not the best child, you will be eliminated by society, you will lose the ability to live in the cruel world.
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But with your current one-dimensional demands, you will make your child miserable, you will make your child lose self-confidence, and you will make your child carry too much pressure.
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In the play, Ishaan Awasthi (Darsheel Safary) is an eight-year-old boy whose world is full of surprises that others don't take for granted: colors, fish, puppies and kites. He can't mime words, he sucks at arithmetic, no one knows that numbers and letters actually bounce around in his eyes, he can't tell a B from a P, and he'll write letters and numbers backwards because he simply can't.
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Instead, what is in the eyes of his parents and teachers is not a matter of Isiah's attitude, it is not a matter of him being mischievous.
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It was that he simply could not, in the shouting of his parents, in the verbal abuse of his teachers, he could not and would not be the same concept, so why should he admit that he is not able to it Ixia began to escape, he used defiance to cover up his inability to cover up his inferiority complex.
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Even though Ixia can't read or dictate, Ixia has a talent that many of us don't have? Drawing. In his world, even if he can't read and can't listen, he has a very strong drawing, a very rich imagination, colors are his friends, animals are his friends.
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But these are not so important to the adult world, which is more interested in homework, marks and order. And Ishaan, at school, always seemed so out of place.
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Teachers, classmates, and parents see that he is flawed, that no one can outperform him with his poor grades. No one will see his talent, rich imagination, super hands-on ability, wonderful color perception, no one knows, perhaps, they know, but no one will care, painting and hands-on ability, can not add even so little points for Ixia in the exam, so they ignore.
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When Isiah got into more trouble than his parents could handle, he was sent to a boarding school for ? educational instruction? At the new school, things aren't much different, and even intensify. The teachers are insulting, the classmates are ridiculing, and even Isiah has to deal with the additional trauma of being separated from his parents.
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The once mischievous child, gone. Gone is the child who used to smile. The child who was always on the lookout for good things is gone.
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He became silent, he became terrified, he became incomparably inferior .......
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One day, a new art teacher, Ram Shankar Nikumbh (played by Aamir Khan, who is always known for his role as the Three Stooges), swoops in and infects each and every one of his students with optimism and a free-spirited teaching style. He breaks the ? how things get done? s all the rules and let the students think, dream and imagine for themselves. The students were full of enthusiasm, except for Ishaan.Nikumbh soon realized that Ishaan wasn't happy either, and then he set out to find out why. With time, patience and care, he eventually helps Ishaan find himself, and happiness.
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At the end of the day, Ishaan is lucky because he meets, Nikumbh. meets Nikumbh who used to be Ishaan, meets the teacher who breaks the traditional method of teaching, and rises from his frustration.
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But what about the children like Isha who didn't meet Nikumbh?
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That Isha who was scolded by her parents, that Isha who was scolded by her teachers, is there a shadow of yourself in it
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The Isha who used to be the younger brother of the child who was good and the first child every year, is there a shadow of yourself in it
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The Isiah who was once uprooted from his home in a strange environment, is there a shadow of yourself in it
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The Isiah who couldn't see his parents because of his brother's competition, is there a shadow of yourself in it
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We are far away, that we are complaining about the injustice of education, complaining about the injustice of parents, complaining about the teacher's bias time, have you ever thought that you have become the parents of that time, that time the teacher
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From the beginning of a romantic and innocent childhood, successively brought a lonely life, difficult learning pressure of private school, the final release of Ichard thought, show amazing talent.
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This ending is also what we want to see. There is so much to learn from the movie, so much to learn from.
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The movie showcases the theme of Nikumbh (the art teacher) discussing topics with his parents at Isha's house. The most classic line? Parents are not raising a child, they are training a racehorse? I think this quote can make thoughtful parents think y for some time now.
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Is it to return a child to a childhood or to train like a racehorse. In this society, we must be outstanding, simple is not good! In this society sincere naivety, romance, the evolution of society erased everything.
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What is it, I think I do not need to say you know, look at this movie! You guys will gain a lot.
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After the movie "Stars on Earth" 2
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The young protagonist of Stars of the Earth, Isiah, is an eight-year-old boy whose world is full of surprises that others don't take for granted: colors, fish, puppies, and kites, and even the water patterns and reflections that others casually step on. These are not so important to the adult world, which is more interested in homework, grades and order. And Isiah always seemed so out of place at school. When he gets into more trouble than his parents can handle, he is sent to a boarding school for "educational guidance". At the new school, things are no different, and even worse. Isiah must cope with the additional trauma of being separated from his family. One day, a new art teacher, Nick, arrives out of the blue and infects every student with his optimism and free-spirited teaching style. He breaks all the rules of "how things are done" and lets the students think, dream and imagine for themselves. The students are enthusiastic, except for Isha. Nick soon realizes that Isha is not happy, and he starts to find out why. He discovers that Isiah's main problem is his inability to spell and read, and that he is a child with a learning disability. Nick takes Isiah through a series of special tutoring sessions, which ultimately helps Isiah find himself, and his happiness.
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Although the film over-exaggerates the order of society and the rules of the school, the unique mischievousness and freedom of the young protagonist, Isiah, is vividly portrayed, just like the children around us. How many teachers can wait patiently for such a special, naughty child to grow up? Even if the teacher has this sense of education, there is also the educational embarrassment in the movie: "How do you let a teacher who has to teach 40 students in a class set up teaching for one of the special students?" When the principal asked Mr. Nick, I was likewise asking myself, envious of the fact that Mr. Nick didn't have to do the quick-fix topics one a year, write boring handwritten lesson plans, send out boring advertisements, or do a lot of things that had nothing to do with education. Facing the principal's question, Mr. Nick said with great responsibility and commitment that he would spare 1 or 2 hours a day to help Yixia alone. A little work, a little gain, Mr. Nick with action and love to practice the duties of educators, I admire his persistence in the face of doubt, appreciate his understanding of education, but also to his children to pay a little full of respect!
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Of course, I can understand the anxiety and disappointment of Yixia's father, although Yixia's father does not understand education, but he is also worried about his son, the reason why he repeatedly put pressure on Yixia is because he is worried that Yixia's lack of effort today will result in the elimination of society later. Poor parents, the same sense of responsibility of the teacher, it is inevitable that will also be anxious about the backward students, I think this anxiety should also be viewed in two, a not without a sense of responsibility of the teacher will not care about the students progress and lagging behind, only one of the students as their own children's teachers will be disappointed because of the pay after no gain and anxiety. This teacher's starting point is good, but through the movie's exaggerated interpretation, especially from the children's point of view of the camera performance, I felt a kind of soul cleansing, the release of this anxiety on the children's impact is destructive, Ixia because of the release of this anxiety of adults once on the verge of a psychological breakdown, even Ixia's brother? John, a good student, looks down in the face of his father's disappointed mouth and questioning eyes when he loses a tennis final.
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In the adults worry about the fast-paced modern life children in the future can adapt to, a child to learn this and that, so that the child will be this and that at the same time, we can not be quiet, from the child's point of view to experience the feelings of the movie gives me a good perspective. In the face of the obedient children in the class, we are doing our best to implement the education, to promote the progress of the child, but when we are faced with a child who does not follow the rules, can we also like Mr. Nick, a little more patience, a little more waiting? Life, like a millstone knife, can always make us smooth and polished.
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When a stone with personality appears beside us, I think as long as he is pure in nature, we should keep adjusting ourselves, with patience, love to accept and tolerate, although he may not be able to become a universally successful person, but at least he is a healthy and happy person, perhaps it is this acceptance and tolerance, may be able to achieve a person who makes the world amazed. Nick teacher's concern for the child is real, psychological acceptance, educational guidance, confidence reshaping, everything is feasible, in contact with parents I often find people like Yixia's father exists, the opposite child or scolding, or doting, which are distorted and alienated care, and the child really need to care about, maybe it is to be able to ride on his father's shoulder to eat a popsicle, can be in the daze of fantasy to get a little bit of understanding, can be a time to talk face to face. The child really needs to be able to ride on his father's shoulder and eat a popsicle, to get a little understanding when he is fantasizing, and to have a face-to-face conversation. Every child is special, and forcing them into the same box will only create the era of copycat dolls. Let the child's childhood more of their own imagination and self-exploration, this exploration may take a lot of detours, but it is the detours on the road of the little feelings, lingering is the details of their own life and beauty. A little less control, a little more understanding, so that the stars on earth can shine their own light.
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After the movie "Stars of the Earth" 3
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A "Three Stooges in Bollywood", I got to know actor Aamir? Khan; a "My God", I remembered the actor Aamir Khan; and a "Planet Earth", I remembered the actor Aamir Khan. Khan; and a "stars on earth", I am fascinated by the director Aamir? Khan.
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This is perhaps the toughest movie review I've ever written. There were so many moving moments, it was hard to choose between them. This is the third time I've written it, but for a movie like this, it's so worth it. When your eyes are filled with tears, words become redundant, and there are no words, only tears. When you look at each other, there are no words, only a thousand lines of tears? is the answer. For me, "Stars on Earth" is such a movie, it is sensitive, hot, full of gratitude and deep love.
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? The child? , is the most beautiful and the loneliest life form in the world. A pair of pure eyes, can glance to the end, like a clear puddle, reflecting the big world, loaded with a small self.
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From the moment he was born, he was surrounded by love, by a familiar and strange world. He was alienated from the smiley-faced adult world, and so he lived in his own world in solitude and self-indulgence. Have you ever imagined that one day, when you wake up early in the morning, when you bunch up the curtains, turn back and find your childhood self is sleeping soundly in bed, what will be your mood at this time?
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? The child? Love? , is the most beautiful verb. That's why I love Tagore's poems written in the voice of a child. Stars of the Earth is arguably the most beautiful movie I've ever seen. What is love, I remember a love song that says, love, is being like you even to myself. We've all been there, eating the food he loves, watching the movies he loves, in order to get to know each other better, in order to get closer. We do this with our lovers, but what about our children? Stars of the Earth is one of those movies that stands next to a child, stoops down to the child's height, it presses against the child's cheek, follows the child's gaze, and gives me a glimpse of the world through the eyes of a child. It was as if I had inhabited a child's eyes and began to remember my own childhood.
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Two literary works that unfold stories from a child's perspective stick in my mind: Wang Shuo's It Looks Beautiful, and Jia Pingwa's The Ancient Furnace. However, both of them borrowed children's perspectives to reflect on the adult world and reality, and their gazes were outwardly oriented, and this kind of child's perspective is nothing more than a way of narration. The child's perspective of "Earth Star" is inward, which allows us to really enter the child's pure inner world.
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At the beginning of the movie, a small, not so clear ditch, a few water plants, a few small fish, a few pieces of garbage, a small head appeared in the reflection of the small ditch, which is not a pretty face, two incisors exposed outward, he took out a small net netting up the small fish into the water bottle. Happy, he lay on his back at the edge of the water and cocked his head in admiration, not even realizing that his hair was soaked.
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Our little boy, named Ixia. His sensitive eyes allow him to see the beauty that others can not see. In class, he was transfixed on the window looking at the water on the road, watching the wheels run over the small puddles, the reflection of the water in the sun was broken, rippled, flooded with sparkling waves, and returned to the calm.
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One day he skipped school. He just picked up his backpack and walked out of the classroom and out of the school. He walked through the streets, trudging through the dense traffic. He walked through the bazaar and saw craftsmen kneading popsicles in gradations of color with their hands; he was at a construction site and watched with the crowd as the excavators labored; he sat on a stone pier and gazed out over the vast expanse of the sea; he was on a double-decker bus and stretched out his arms to embrace the whirling streetscape; he passed through the plaza and provoked a flock of pigeons to flutter; he walked up to a bridge and a train lengthened its tail and drove underneath; he followed the sound of popping cottons and walked through the slums, and watched the children his age, ragged and yet still enjoying their childhood.
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Throughout the day, he wandered the streets. He saw the whitewashers, nimbly climbing up the high scaffolding, stirring the buckets of whitewash, the brushes scraping over the rim of the barrels, splashing snow-white mortar that dripped down on his little face, and he shivered with happiness that everything was so beautiful.
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? Childhood is bright as a star, short and fleeting, my friend, please don't fail it.? I woke up in the school bus, students after school, no one noticed his absence, and no one knows his legendary experience of the day. When he got home and told his brother about it, he looked proud. I'm not afraid.
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What kind of boy is this?
Ixia, seven or eight years old. He likes to bring small fish from the gutter into the fish tank at home, he likes to scratch the big dog in front of the house, he likes to collect knick-knacks he finds everywhere, and of course, his favorite thing is to draw. In addition, he is forgetful, often forgetting to wash his hands before eating, forgetting to turn off the faucet, and forgetting to put his things away. He is stubborn and optimistic. When he is bullied by his neighbors, he huffs and puffs himself up and runs to the rooftop to wipe his tears, but after he finds a kite with broken strings, he gradually forgets his hard feelings. He is such a boy, naughty and capricious but full of anger, curious about everything, are full of enthusiasm, he is not perfect, but still beautiful.
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The director seems to like ? Water? and so does Isiah, who loves what's in the water and the reflections reflected in it. Perhaps the clear pool of water resembles a child's eyes.
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Isia felt with his eyes and expressed with color. A math problem can evolve in his mind into a ? Star Wars? He paints with his fingers, he tells war stories with his paintings, and he expresses the panic and sadness of parting with his paintings. He can see the world, but he can't read a textbook. Words were like magic in front of him, changing and jumping like a dance. In the eyes of his teachers, he was the enemy of books, and it became common for him to be kicked out of class and punished. In the eyes of his peers, he was the object of ridicule. In the eyes of his father, he was a troublemaker. So he was forced to transfer to a legend? Even the wildest horse can be tamed? s boarding school.
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At dusk, a tiny little man, he is left in a strange and cold place. He stubbornly back small hands, small shoulders trembling, watching his family's car gradually far away. He did not chase, nor did he cry. He just silently shed tears. He couldn't believe it, but he felt so y that he had been abandoned. He was helpless but unable to do anything about it until late at night, when he hid alone in the bathroom and lost his voice and cried.
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At boarding school, Isha's situation remains unchanged. In poetry class, he can't answer the answers the teacher asks him to, in gym class he can't keep up with the rhythm of stepping, in grammar class he doesn't understand any verbs, nouns or adjectives, and even art class has become a burden, with the regular sketches being uninteresting. He couldn't participate in every class, and every teacher was full of complaints about him; they thought he was lazy, slow, and stupid. They verbally abused him, ridiculed him, and even physically punished him. His life was driven to a dead end, just like his workbook, he was cruelly painted with red marks all over his body. Gradually, Isiah's eyes lost their luster, and he no longer resisted or raged. He closed himself off, hollow and numb. It was as if he couldn't hear anything anymore, couldn't see anything, and only the occasional uncontrollable shudder reminded us that he still had feelings. The boy named Isiah is not the same as when we first met. His eyes are still clear, but they don't reflect the beauty anymore.
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What happened to Isiah? Is he really stupid? Is he really lazy? We know that his grades in all subjects are poor, and that he rejects reading, but why, exactly, has no one tried to understand? No one understands Isiah's overwhelm, his fear and trepidation, and no one even thinks it's an excuse, condescendingly assuming that it's Isiah's attitude that's the problem.
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What is it that blinds Isiah, or more to the point, what blinds the adults? The distance between a child and an adult is like the height between the two, the child's eyes look upwards towards the adult, for them, the adult seems to be a more advanced creature, we can often see, the child dressed in adult clothes, imitating the adult. Adults, on the other hand, because they have experienced childhood long ago and have more experience, they look downward at children. Children are not only vulnerable in the eyes of adults, but they must also suffer from ? discrimination? We call someone imbecilic and often use the term ? Pediatrics? words. Often children are not able to express themselves appropriately, and we fail to understand and define them as we see fit. Maybe it's not that we give children too little patience and attention, but that we don't know them at all, and that our childhood is lost in time like milk teeth. What we once longed for, as little as they were, was respect, understanding and equal treatment as a human being.
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Isiah suffers from ? dyslexia? , he can't recognize words, so he can't read at all much less write. It's a transmission problem in the brain. Words are symbols, and symbols must correspond to concrete things in order to be meaningful, and Isha's brain can't achieve this correspondence, so he can't recognize words. Not only that, but his motor coordination will not be as good as normal, and he will not even be able to button his buttons or tie his shoes independently. What others can do with ease, he cannot, and his confidence must be so battered that he hides his incompetence with defiance, rather than admitting ? I can't? I'd rather say? I don't want to. , which doesn't make any difference to adults anyway.?
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In a way, children don't have a voice, and most of their words are taken as childish. In this way, it seems that in the matter of treating children, adults are the ones who are ? Dyslexia? We can't understand the child's language correctly, and we can't communicate with the child correctly. There is no way to be like a child, this is the adult world gives us helplessness.
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'Planet Earth' is a wake-up call. Director Aamir? Khan, with tears in his eyes, turns his attention to children. He looks at Isha, a special and vivid example; he also looks at the special school, which has been gnawed by God a mouthful of small apples; he looks at the slums, child laborers who died early in their childhood; he even looks at the world, looking at all the beautiful stars that fall on the earth.
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What a beautiful metaphor for the stars on Earth. The stars belong to the sky, but they have fallen to earth. Children are like these stars, came to a land that does not belong to them, the light from the sky gradually dispersed, and eventually became a mediocre us. Where do we come from? The philosophical supreme question perhaps the child than we understand, because he is closer to the unknown world than we are, he knows, but can not say, when he can say, but has been the same as us.
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The child, the eyes of God. Behind the purity hides the highest wisdom. In the eyes of a child, the world may not be so complicated. In the eyes of a child, a puddle, a world. All this is also true in the eyes of God, isn't it?
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And all this, can you see?
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One day, when I woke up early in the morning, as I bunched up the curtains, I looked back and found my childhood self sound asleep in bed. I would help him tuck in the corner of the quilt, drop a kiss on his forehead, and the sunlight gently kissed his cheeks. I didn't want to disturb his beautiful dream, and only hoped that there was a projection of my warmth in this dream. I because one day we will meet again? When I conceived a little me; when I go to the end of my life, when I become a shining star on the earth again.
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Finally, the Stars of the Earth soundtrack is something you deserve, and every single one of them is great. I especially recommend the interlude "Maa".
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