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Emotional and social topics this film engages in:
Human rights; Courage; Trustworthiness; Rebellion
Why this made the list?
If you've ever wondered what it was like to live through the Holocaust or genocide, this is about as close of an on screen version as it gets. This film will draw you in to personalize and bring clarity to one of the most horrific world events of all time.
- Helps connect strong memory with WW2 and the Holocaust events.
- Good things can sometimes materialize from bad situations. Like how Schindler, a rich war profiteer, can begin to have a deep sense of empathy and take action to save hundreds of jewish people from a certain death.
Things to note:
This film vividly describes the horrific events of the Holocaust. In addition, there are some scenes with explicit sex.
Emotional and social topics this film engages in:
Leadership; Human rights; Slavery; African American History
Why this made the list?
This movie describes the last sprint during the Civil War to emancipate slaves. While Daniel Day-Lewis's portrayal of Lincoln is phenomenal, seeing the passing of the 13th amendment dramatized brings forward a justice that our world is in dire need of today.
- Incredible performance and portrayal by Daniel Day Lewis.
- A+ costumes.
- Feeling more engaged and curious to know about our nations history with racial injustice and what has transpired since the 13th Amendment has passed.
Emotional and social topics this film engages in:
Leadership; Selflessness; Trustworthiness; Respect; Responsibility; Caring; Citizenship.
Why this made the list?
- Selflessness, sacrificial love, and non-violent action is a powerful force that can change a nation.
- Heightened awareness of racial injustice on a global scale.
- Profound leadership sometimes comes from not a single person, but from a radical idea that people want to get behind.
Emotional and social topics this film engages in:
Heroism; Bravery; Love; Sacrifice
Why this made the list?
- The value of sticking with your beliefs even through unthinkable opposition.
- Often the biggest form of courage usually is deep rooted in sacrifice for others.
Emotional and social topics this film engages in:
Endurance; Faith; Forgiveness
Why this made the list?
- Importance of channeling your energy in the right direction.
- Forgiveness is powerful.
- Great importance and perspective on the will to endure.
