Inspirational Movies for People with Disabilities
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Ocean Paradise (China) (Tearjerker Index ★★★★)
Directed by:Xue Xiaolu
Starring:Jet Li, Article, Zhu Yuanyuan, Gui Lunmei, Gao Yuanyuan
Release Date: 2009
The movie "Ocean Paradise" tells the story of a father who pours everything he has into his life to guard his autistic son. The father, Wang Xincheng, played by Jet Li, is dependent on his 22-year-old autistic son, Dafu, played by Wen. When Wang Xincheng learns that he is terminally ill and has only a few months to live, perfectly placing his son becomes his greatest wish. As there are no perfect care facilities for adults with disabilities for the time being, Wang Xincheng asks around for help and finally finds a ? New home? but found that his son's behavioral stereotypes in this place like a fish out of water, no anger at all. So, Wang Xincheng set himself a higher goal, he wanted to let his water-loving son to stay in his favorite oceanarium. In order to his son's future happiness and joy, the father, dragging his seriously ill body, began a new round of efforts.
"Ocean Paradise" shows the true love between father and son from a unique perspective, and the real emotions will touch the deepest emotional line of every viewer's heart. Director Xue Xiaolu said: ? How to make the Kung Fu Emperor an ordinary great father, this is a huge pressure at the same time is also my motivation.
The film won three awards at the 13th Shanghai Film Festival, including Best Film, Best Actor, and Best Newcomer Director, with first-time filmmaker Ye Zheng winning Best Supporting Actor at the age of 86.
Invisible Wings
Directed by: Feng Zhenzhi
Starring: Lei Qingyao
Release Date: 2007
Invisible Wings is Feng Zhenzhi's first feature film written and directed by himself. In a documentary style, the movie tells a story that takes place in the grassland: 15-year-old Zhihua got admitted to high school, and she and her classmates happily flew kites to celebrate. Unfortunately, she was struck by high-voltage electricity, and Zhihua, who had lost both her arms, suffered so much that she wanted to end her own life, and the love of her mom and dad awakened her courage to face life again. Later on, Zhihua won good results in the National Paralympic Games and qualified for the Paralympics. The film was well received by all parties after its release, and was identified as a key recommended film by the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television, as well as by the Organizing Committee of the Olympic Games for the 2008 Olympic International Sports Film Festival. Olympic International Sports Film Festival? The opening movie.
The film won the Film Huabiao Award for Outstanding Children's and Young People's Film, and the star of the film, Lei Qingyao, an armless girl, won many awards at home and abroad for her performance. These include the Movie Hualiao Award, the Outstanding Children's Film Award, and the Outstanding Children's Actor Award. Outstanding Children's Actor Award Hundred Flowers Award for Popular Cinema Best Newcomer Award Best Actor Award at the Indian International Children's Film Festival. Golden Elephant Award etc.
Network Mom (Tearjerker Index ★★★★)
Directed by: Zhou Yong
Starring: Zhang Jianhong, Maniu, Pan Yixiao, Zhang Mingjie,, Wang Qi
Release Date: May 2008 Pilot Screening, May 2009 Theatrical Release
Network Mom is a movie based on a true story of a young man who was killed by a police officer in a shooting accident in Jiangxi Province. A real life character? Ten years of ten outstanding female mother Liu Huanrong (renamed Liu Xueping in the film) is based on the deeds of the Jiangxi Film Studio and other units jointly produced a motherhood theme of the film. The movie tells the story of the young girl Liu Xueping encountered misfortunes, hands crippled, but still with tenacious perseverance, living bravely, and practicing self-care, but also learned to use the only remaining finger to access the Internet, to help a lot of young people because of obsession with the network and abandoned their studies to return to the classroom of the touching story. In addition to the touching plot, director Zhou Yong also Jiangxi famous scenery vividly dissolved into the plot, will be a sad movie shot very warm and pleasant.
This movie has been hailed as? warmth?
This movie has been hailed as a "warm-hearted" movie that exceeds the standard and hits the? The movie has been described as a "warm-hearted" movie, playing the role of a "family man".
"Network Mom" is an excellent work in recent years in the film and television subject matter of primary and secondary school students. The success of the movie has a positive educational significance, and gives many mothers in the parent-child communication and education in many aspects of inspiration and reference. As Zhou Yong, the director of the movie, said: "A movie can't change the whole world, but a movie can't change the whole world. A movie can't change the whole world, but it can affect a child's life.
Mother and Child in the Next Life (Tearjerker Index ★★★★ )
Directed by: Xiao Feng
Starring: Song Chunli, Liu Peiqi, Xu Wangwei, Chen Jia'an
Released on 1997
The movie Mother and Child in the Next Life is about a young woman who was born in the middle of the 20th century.
The film is based on the touching story of Xu Meiyun, an outstanding teacher, and her son, who has been suffering from a terminal illness since he was a child. On April 8, 1996, Guangzhou Daily published a lengthy newsletter, "In the Next Life, We'll Still Be Mothers and Sons," on the front page, reporting on the life of Xu Meiyun, an English teacher at the Sixth Road Primary School in Jianliu District of Guangzhou City, and the life and relationship of her son, and it aroused a strong reaction from the readers. In the following days, Guangzhou Daily published 10 consecutive reports and discussion summaries around this newsletter, stirring up wider social concern.
Mother and Son in the Next Life, based on a true story, tells the story of how Zhao Liyun, a mother, encouraged her terminally ill son Xiaodi to bravely face the trials of life, and miraculously enabled her son to live for more than a decade. Due to the film's profound and educational nature, theaters in many provinces and cities paid great attention to its screening, and parents and children watched it enthusiastically, resulting in? Parents and children were in tears. The first time I saw the movie, I was able to get a good look at it.
"Down" is an extraordinary? In the movie, Xiao Di's father believes that the highest task is to let the child live as many days as possible, while his mother advocates letting the child live like a healthy child, with the same ideals and aspirations. In the face of death, Xiao Di's mother teaches her son, and the audience at large: to love life, to make every day full, and that the meaning of life lies not in its length, but in its quality. Therefore, some people call the movie "The Next" as ? China's first life education movie?
A Boat in the Ocean (Tearjerker ★★★★★ )
Released: 1977
Produced by: Taiwan Central Motion Picture Corporation
Directed by: Li Hsing
A Boat in the Ocean was originally a long autobiographical novel. A Boat in the Ocean" was originally a full-length autobiographical novel that recounts, in simple and unadorned style, the struggles of Cheng Fung-hee, a disabled man who was born unable to walk, to become a university student and, finally, a high school teacher who makes a contribution to society. This true story, once a household name in Taiwan, has been a craze in Taiwan's cultural circles since its publication in the mid-1960s, and its timeless charm is still unforgettable today. The novel has been reprinted 10 times, and has been recognized as one of the most influential cultural reads in Taiwan for more than 20 years in the 1970s and 1980s. Cheng Feng-hei was also honored as one of Taiwan's top ten young people. He was also honored as one of Taiwan's top ten young people. On September 21, 1975, Zheng Fengxi died of cancer at the age of 32 years.
The film was shot in 1978, directed by Taiwan's master of vernacular literary cinema, Li Hsing, and starred Taiwan's most popular idol pairing of the 1970s, Chin Han and Lin Fengjiao. The film was a tear-jerker, based on Zheng Fengxi's autobiographical novel of the same name, which not only created an unprecedented sensation at the time of its release, but also set a very high box office record, and was a huge hit in the year when local films were just making a comeback, even affecting countless moviegoers on the mainland. The film was broadcast on local TV stations in 1983, and although it was not distributed on a large scale, it still created quite a stir at the time. It has been said that at that time, Taiwan's literary films were just beginning to earn the tears of the mainland audience, and in every sense, it was a monumental monument that transcended the times and crossed the cultural divide.
In vivid prose-poetry-like language, the film brings Zheng Fengxi's troubled and sorrowful childhood, his perseverance on the road to knowledge, and his love life to life through the characters' inner emotional flashbacks. The movie won six awards at the 15th Taiwan Golden Horse Awards for Best Drama, Best Director, Best Screenwriter, Best Actor, Best Cinematography and Special Award for Excellence in Acting (Ou Di).
My Left Foot (UK/ Ireland) (Tearjerker ★★★★)
Directed by Jim?
Directed by Jim Sheridan
Starring Daniel?
When you think of movies about people with disabilities, the first one that comes to mind is Christy Brown, who was paralyzed in a wheelchair and fought against fate with only one left foot. The movie is based on his real life, and Daniel Day-Lewis has made an impeccable job of portraying him as a disabled person. Daniel Day-Lewis, with his impeccable and perfect performance, brings to the audience this Irishman who relied on his amazing perseverance to overcome his disability and eventually became a writer and a painter.
My Left Foot is a film full of struggle and pain, but director Jim?
The movie follows Brown as he overcomes a serious physical handicap to become a famous painter and writer. The film begins with a description of Brown's childhood, when his paralysis caused everyone around him, except his mother, to believe he had cerebral palsy, and so he began a life of learning with his left foot and a pen, and thus began the difficult road to success. The movie touched countless viewers and is still talked about by many.
Daniel Day-Lewis, who won the Best Actor Oscar for this movie, also did his best to make the movie a success. Daniel Day-Lewis, who won the Best Actor Oscar for this movie, also tried his best to pay tribute to the real life of the disabled. In order to play this character well, he was not afraid to sit in a wheelchair every day and break his ribs, but also to try to understand Brown's uncertainty and strength. Both the actor and the audience understand that those who grow up in such adversity are the ones who are strong enough in life to enjoy the respect of every able-bodied person.
Forrest Gump (USA) (Tearjerker ★★★★)
Directed by Robert? I'm not going to be able to do that.
Release Date: 1994
Forrest Gump was an unfortunate man with an IQ of only 75, and it is usually assumed that such a person cannot succeed in doing anything. But, on the contrary, this unfortunate man has achieved many incredible successes, he is a football star, a war hero and a millionaire!
In the race for Best Picture at the 67th Academy Awards in 1995, the film Forrest Gump won six awards, including Best Picture, Best Actor, Best Director, Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Editing, and Best Visual Effects. The movie reflects all aspects of American life through the description of the life of an intellectually challenged person, and shows important events in the social and political life of the United States over the past decades from a unique perspective. The movie is based on the novel of the same name by Winston Groom. Grumm's novel of the same name. The original is a satirical dystopian novel, while the film embellishes and embellishes the story. The original's absurdity and revelation of irony was discarded, and a warmth was added to the movie. This undoubtedly made the film more to the audience's and the jury's `taste', but at the expense of the original's rebellious spirit of struggle, making the film a symbol of idealized morality.
A Liter of Tears (Japan) (★★★★★ )
Directed by Riku Okamura
Starring Asako Oshii, Kazuko Kato and Yoshimi Ashikawa
A Liter of Tears is a story about a young girl, Yaya Koto, who has been fighting against an incurable disease, cerebellar cerebellar degeneration, for 10 years. A Liter of Tears is the story of a young Japanese girl, Kimoto Aya, who has been battling an incurable disease (cerebellar degeneration) for 10 years. A cheerful and lively young girl, Kotooya was struck by a sudden disaster at the age of 15, when she was struck by a cerebellar degeneration of the bone marrow of unknown etiology. In order to encourage herself as well as her family and friends, Kotooya began to write in a diary from the day she learned of her illness, recording the entire process of her own fight against the disease, until she passed away peacefully at the age of 25. One of the words in the diary of the young girl, Kimoto Aya, is particularly educational, and that is? Death is not scary, what is scary is that we easily give up on ourselves in front of death?
The film is based on a true story, and the script comes from the original author, Kimoto Yaya's diary novel of the same name, which has touched thousands of people in Japan. in October 2004, Japan's newest director, Okamura Riku, brought the story of the young girl's life to the big screen, and it immediately attracted huge attention throughout Japan, and the glorious name of Kimoto Yaya was struck into everyone's heart," said the director, who played the role of Oshiazaki in the movie. In the drama, the actress Oshii Asae played this strong girl to play the perfect; actress Oshii Asae in order to play a living Asae, her mobility, speech impediments, and other medical conditions faithfully presented on the big screen, in the filming of the former specially visited a number of rehabilitation centers to observe the field, to professional doctors and special school teachers for advice. In front of the camera, she fell on her chin several times, and her arms and legs were uncoordinated, which seemed to be easy to shoot, but in fact, she was bruised all over her body.
Marathon (South Korea) (Tearjerker ★★★★)
Directed by Jung Yun-chul
Starring Cao Seung-woo, Kim Mi-sook, Lee Ki-young, and Paik Sung-hyun
Released: 01/27/2005
The South Korean film Marathon has been dubbed as the South Korean version of Forrest Gump and Rain Man. Rain Man", it is a movie that is full of warmth and makes you smile. The main character, Grassland, is played by a young Korean actor, Cho Seung-woo. Cho Seung-woo is definitely a lucky man, as his debut film is "The Legend of Chunhyang" by the famous Korean director Im Kwon-taek. The movie gave Cho Seung Woo the opportunity to step onto the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival when he was barely 20 years old. It was then that the young man began his marathon run to the pinnacle of his career.
The story of the film goes like this: Grassland has a lively personality, yet Grassland's mom, Kyung-sook, never imagined that such a child would one day suffer from autism. But Grassland is as good at running as a zebra, and even came in third in a 10-kilometer race. Jing Shu realized that Grassland's ability to run long distances was beyond the ordinary, so she took Grassland with her and began to train relentlessly with a glimmer of hope. The time is running out, the grassland soon grew into a 20-year-old youth. 10 years although the grassland's intelligence did not have any improvement, still stayed at the level of 5-year-old children, but in the mother's companion and exercise, the long-distance running ability but has made great progress.
In Marathon, a story of laughter and tears, Cho Seung Woo plays Cho Won, a disabled young man with autism, who tells how he ran the entire marathon. The movie has also become a topic of discussion and has drawn more attention to people with autism. His performance is a delight, and is complemented by Kim Mi Sook, who plays his mother, and Lee Ki Young, who coaches him in the movie.
The climax of the film is the grassland marathon and the challenge of running the full distance, which was filmed at the Chuncheon Public **** Stadium at the same time as the Chuncheon Marathon organized by the Chosun Ilbo newspaper, which mobilized 60,000 actors and actresses for the day.
Grandma's House (South Korea) (Tearjerker ★★★★)
Directed by Lee Jeong-hyang
Starring Yu Seung-ho and Kim Yi-fen
This is a well-known movie from South Korea. The director of the Korean drama "Grandma's House", Lee Jeong-hyang, presents a movie about family love in a popular and uncommon way. The movie tells the heartwarming story of a granddaughter and her grandparents' journey from estrangement to closeness, depicted in great detail. The grandchildren, who live in a world of coke, video games and roller skates, and the grandmother, who is deaf, mute and illiterate and has never been out of the mountain valley in her life, are living in two worlds, but it is the incompatibility of the two worlds that ultimately reveals the love to the audience, and it makes people feel moved and can't help but be moved.
A boy who grew up in the city suddenly comes to a closed mountain village with no video games and no KFC, and spends a summer vacation with his deaf and mute grandmother, what kind of story will happen? The Korean movie "Grandma's House" tells such a story. The storyline is simple, with little dialog from start to finish, but it brought me to tears many times during the viewing.
Black Eyes (China) (★★★★★★)
Directed by Chen Guoxing
Starring Tao Hong Jiang Kai
Released: 1997
Black Eyes is a movie based on China's famous handicapped athlete, Ping Yali, who was killed in the Paralympic Games in 1984.
The film tells the story of Ding Lihua, a blind girl who was accidentally selected by the coach of a sports school to become a disabled athlete. Blind girl to participate in the training team to practice, in the coach and teammates to help, the blind girl to overcome many difficulties in training and life, the results continue to improve, she worked hard to fight, and finally in the Olympic Games for the motherland won the first gold medal. During the grueling training, she gets two loves, but self-respect and sensitivity make her choose to start a new life independently.
"Black Eyes" is an excellent work in recent years in the theme of domestic films, won the 1997 Chinese Film Huabiao Award, the lead actress Tao Hong also won the following year's Chinese Film Golden Rooster Award? Best Actress Award. The film was also a sensation at the Damascus Film Festival at the end of 1997, winning the Best Actress Award from the festival and the Syrian National Women's Federation. Best Actress Award The film also won the Best Actress Award from the festival and the Syrian National Women's League.
Pretty Mother (Tearjerker Index ★★★★ )
Directed by: Sun Zhou
Starring: Gong Li, Gao Xin
Date of Release: 2000
This is a film about a deaf child, starring the famous Chinese movie star Gong Li. The movie stars Gong Li as ? Mom? Sun Liying experienced the loss of family, loss of work and other misfortunes, after a lot of hard work to make the congenitally deaf son Zheng Da to become a normal child's story, mother's love is deep, touching. The theme of the movie is that Sun Liying shows the noble charisma of the ordinary Chinese women and the eternal love between mother and child.
"Beautiful Mother" in the 50th Berlin International Film Festival, like a heavy bomb set off a thick wave. At the official screening of Pretty Moms, the room was packed, and even the corridors were full of people. At that time, before the press conference, there was a movie by the famous international director Anthony Minghella in the next theater. Minghella's film was screened in the next theater, but most of the reporters were waiting to interview director Sun Zhou. Pretty Momma" made a nice comeback.
A mother said after the movie: ? Sun Liying in the face of layoffs, in the face of divorce, in the face of the blow of bad luck and the trials and tribulations of life, did not retreat, no cowardice, with their own weak body to support the crippled home, to pass on to us modern women's autonomy, self-reliance, self-esteem, the spirit of this spirit moves us. ?
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