Little Women movie plot

During the American Civil War, the March family lived in an old house in Massachusetts . Mr. March went with the army to take care of the wounded, leaving his kind wife and four daughters at home. Under the influence of their mother, the four sisters often helped the poor, and they even gave Christmas breakfast to a poor family. When the neighbor Mr. Lawrence heard about the incident, he prepared a big meal as a Christmas present for them. Joe agrees with the old man's grandson Laurie, and McGonagall falls in love with Laurie's tutor John at first sight. Amy sometimes gets awkward with Joe, but soon gets back together. A telegram brought misfortune: Mr. March was seriously ill and was hospitalized. Mrs. March rushed to Washington, and March's house was shrouded in haze. The four sisters helped and encouraged each other to tide over the difficulties. Soon, the mother and father, who had recovered from a serious illness, returned home. The family got together happily again. Four years later, McGonagall and John married. Laurie confided his love to Joe, but was rejected; Laurie went to Europe and met Amy in Nice, France. Joe wrote a novel based on the lives of her and her sisters. March's house became lively again. After the aunt's death, she left her house to Joe, who converted it into a school.