Movie Review about the film Front of the Class

A docudrama is titled Front of the Class. This film, which was released in the United
States in 2008, has received acclaim and adoration from audiences all around the world.

Peter Werner directed the film, which was written by Thomas Rickman and produced by
Andrew Gottlieb. The film was filled with moral ideals and teachings based on Brad Cohen's life
story, which was performed by Jimmy Wolk. After being challenged with Tourette's Syndrome
from an early age, he overcomes all obstacles to achieve his objectives and shares the narrative
of someone who faces discrimination.

Brad Cohen has a divorced mother, Ellen, played by Patricia Heaton, who must raise
Brad and his brother Jeff, played by Charles Wyson, on her own from the beginning of the film.
Ellen does research and discovers that Brad's disease has a name but no remedy. His father's
name is Norman Cohen, and he is played by Treat Williams. Brad's involuntary noises and rapid
jerking motions were regarded as an attempt to seek attention or simply acting up by teachers
and others, including his father, as he was growing up. As a result, he was mocked and teased by
other children. He despised going to school, but the instructor is now aware that his actions are
the consequence of Tourette syndrome. The principal wants brad to attend music lesson but
brad’s said that he can’t go there but his teacher want’s brad to go there and then brad attended
music lesson the principal wants to educate the faculty and the students, which helped brad to
win their understanding and the acceptance, And that convinced Brad to be successful teacher,
Brad had a 24 interviews in school in Atlanta area that had a teacher vacancies but no one is
willing to take him even he had an impressive college record and glowing recommendations. but
he never gives up on the 25th interview he offered a second grade Teacher, perhaps to the
traditional curriculum, the students learned valuable lessons in tolerance and acceptance of
difference. At the of the movie and the year Brad Cohen named as the outstanding teacher of the
year for the state of Georgia

The movie FRONT OF THE CLASS has many moral teachings that you may absorb and
it is really motivating. My reaction in this movie was so great because even though he had a
disease, he ignored all of the bad ideas and remarks that other people produce. In addition, he
uses his disability to his advantage. In my view, regardless if you have any issues or problems,
keep doing everything you can to achieve your dreams and goals. Don't worry about other people
and just keep dreaming. In the end, you'll achieve your goals, and that's because you persevered
in achieving them.