This is a particularly touching film, which was released in the United States in 2008 and has a Douban score of 8.6. The protagonist of the film, Brad, suffers from Tourette's disease, but dreams of becoming a people's teacher.
Brad Cohen has suffered from Tourette syndrome since he was six years old, and from time to time he will make strange noises that are like sneezes that we can't control, and for this reason, everywhere he goes, he attracts strange eyes from others.
The difficulty is not terrible, the terrible thing is that you willingly beat him down. Brad, who has the dream of being a teacher, not only did not give up, but also truly found himself and harvested love in the process. Before, he was very distressed by his father's disapproval; now, he stood in the center of the stage and was the best teacher.
Brad's humble spirit is worth learning, and nothing can beat you, except yourself. Tourette's disease and becoming a teacher seem to be inherently hostile. Teachers need to lead by example, and how can a teacher who often makes strange noises in the classroom educate good students? But Brad has proved to us with his own actions that as long as you work hard, you will be accepted by society. In the face of all kinds of difficulties, it is always a good thing to be optimistic and positive.
The film tells us in this light comedic way that it's a great thing to hold on to your dreams. Compared to Brad, each of us is lucky because we are sound on all fours, and at the same time we are unfortunate because our "ordinary" lives the life of an ordinary person.
You always have to work hard through your own efforts, to fight, to try. Things in the outside world are rushing forward like a torrent, and what we can do is to overcome ourselves at the moment before and continue to struggle for our dreams. Because in this world, the only one who can defeat you is yourself.