Escritores de la liber

Writers the freedom
Among all the recent tapes that revolve around the "miraculous teacher inspires students with unconventional methods", I have to admit that "FreedomWriters" is perhaps the most honest and emotional. Clear that this flattery loses strength if we consider that I'm comparing it with films like "Gridiron Gang" and "Take the Lead", butthat does not remove it its humble merits.

"Freedom Writers" is based on the story of the teacher Erin Gruwell (Hilary Swank), whose first job as a teacher in a dangerous highschool in Los Angeles (at the time of the race riots caused by the Rodney King incident) was cynical and aggressive youths who saw the school as a fugitive criminal lives withtheir ethnic wars break contact.

However, toughness and good ideas, Gruwell found how interested young people in their classes and make them appreciate the education theyreceived... but would be enough to escape the vicious cycle of violence that were trapped since childhood?

Then there are abundant sentimentality and enforced emotions in "FreedomWriters", but there are also enough sincerity in his script, which portrays so raw and realistic conditions that steal the motivation for the students and force them to merelysurvive. Then, without "sitcom" poses and pre-fabricados conflicts, tape achieved beyond the cliché and become a self-improvement realistic and credible testimony. What inspiresstudents aren't frivolities as dance hall or "hip hop", but the reunion of their emotions and the connection to social groups who felt before their rivals and enemies.

RichardLaGravenese address allows the natural flow of history, without imposing the drama and without great artistic pretensions. And although the young cast does an excellent job