"Call Me Number One" is a biographical film featuring Bradley Cohen. Very inspirational: He has an irredeemably optimistic spirit, does not allow himself to be defeated by disease, and does not give up in extreme difficulties. At the age of six, he developed Tourette's disease, a neurological disorder that causes him to twitch his neck uncontrollably and make strange noises. Because of this disease, he has been treated unfairly and discriminated against by the people around him since he was a child. Even the father is no exception, but his mother does not give up. The mother learns about the disease by reading books. Although the disease is not cured, she allows her son to establish how to get along with the disease. What the film is about is to face reality, accept reality, and live with reality. The same is true in life, when you have a certain defect, and you can take this defect to shame, others can't use this defect to attack you and embarrass you.
Little Cohen was lucky. After transferring schools many times, he met a good principal who could enlighten the children's hearts. The principal used his short words to give little Cohen a peaceful environment, and let his teachers and classmates see him as an ordinary person. This made him hopelessly fall in love with the profession of a teacher, and vowed to be a good teacher.
Life is rough. Although he is great. Although he attended all the interviews he could, most schools admired him, but didn't admit him because of his uncontrollable whimper. Fortunately, the emperor paid off. He finally became a teacher. As he said, what he taught his students was spiritual education, and he was honest with the children about his illness. He cares about children and makes children care about each other. The kids love his classes. In the end, he passed the assessment and became an excellent representative of the new teacher.
And in the film, the two actors who play Little Cohen and Young Cohen are both handsome and handsome!
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