To Sir, With Love

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Fouad 02/21/2022 I liked the forever concepts of life. See more rex w 8h "To Sir, with Love" is the first film depicting a Black person overseeing White people. However, Sidney Poitier's character is not portrayed racially. He is simply a teacher in charge of a classroom of young students. Any Hollywood star could have played Poitier's character word-for-word without changing anything in the plot. The classroom and the viewing audience accepted Poitier from start to finish, without question. That is one of the main reasons the film is such a classic. The song helps, too. See more Ian W @The_Last_Politician Jan 25 A beautiful record of those times. When Britain was at the juncture of the rebuilding of its war torn economy and cities like London. The point when Britain began to turn the corner. While much of Britain's GDP was still taken up paying off Lend Lease, and we did not pay off that Debt until 2006, we had at the time of this film reached the stage where we were no longer on rationing, we had money for fun, fashion, film and music. And with that freedom the beginnings British Culture was re-emerging in films like this and the blossoming of the music shown in the film. it was a time of Hope that the film reflects. It was a time I lived through in schools much like this. See more Kathy G. @TheKatspaa Dec 15 Absolutely my fave of all time and I'm 69!! See more Debra A Sep 18 I have always loved this movie ever since I was young (my young teens) 70’s!!! I enjoyed the meaning, the respect that he taught them and demonstrated to them and earned from them (the students & staff)… To me it was a feel good… life lesson… learning/thinking movie!!! See more John P 10/01/2024 It’s the first version the Breakfast Club told in the 60’s classroom. See more Read all reviews

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