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Stored in Christmas drawer

Stored in Christmas drawer

Evil in small town USA, Jerkwater, to quote a line from First Blood-a Stallone film-is a revelation of how one respected, but bigoted, teacher and town Mayor can warp history and corrupt the minds of teenagers with twisted lies about who caused WW2 and how the Jews were not slaughtered in the great numbers reported. One horrified mother stood up against this powerful man, against the opposition of the town, her husband, and her teenage son and took him to court and finally defeated him and his twisted distorted lies. An excellent fim showing how the influential can exert their beliefs on the, less well educated, and pervert truth and reality. Again a must watch film. These films couldn't be more highly recommended!!! (fonte: amazon.co.uk)

Una tranquilla casalinga di un paese della provincia americana si trasforma in un'instancabile attivista quando viene a sapere che un insegnante della scuola locale promuove presso i suoi alunni tesi antisemite. Un tv-movie tratto da un episodio reale. Randy Quaid è stato il protagonista assieme a Nicholson de L'ultima corvé. Karen Arthur aveva dato ottima prova di sé al cinema dirigendo The Mafu Cage e All'improvviso uno sconosciuto. (fonte: Film tv)

Una Casalinga Americana di Provincia diventa una Attivista per la Tolleranza e contro il Neonazismo quando si rende conto che il Professore di Storia del figlio sta diffondendo teorie Antisemite , Fasciste e Negazioniste della Shoah ai suoi studenti.

In the inspiring sequel to The Christmas Shoes, Nathan Andrews (Neil Patrick Harris) is all grown up. As a young doctor, Nathan finds himself questioning his career choice, so he goes to his hometown to soul-search and reconnect with his father. Once home, a blossoming romance with teacher Megan Sullivan (Rebecca Gayheart) and a fast friendship with her student Charlie Bennett (Angus T. Jones) teach Nathan to live life in the moment and embrace the time he has with friends and family. Special appearance by Rob Lowe.