The film is aimed at showing how Sinas Chinam (Baselss Hatred) affects a persons life. The film was shown to many students at Hasmonean High School of North-West London UK, and got a positive response.
Thursday, July 30, 2009
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Unfortunately, I was Morris when i was in school (though not to such a degree). my parents and teachers never believed me. Baruch Hashem i came through it.
a note to parents and teachers watching this:
THIS TYPE OF STUFF DOES HAPPEN! when a child complains he has been bullied-believe the child. and yes-being bullied as a kid can have serious effects on a child when he grows up.
a note to school children watching this:
THINK BEFORE YOU HURT SOMEONE-PHYSICALLY OR VERBALLY. You never know what can happen.
This should be show in every school.
British snobs. why do they have to wear a suit and tie to school when they r only 13?
As one of the directors and producers of this film i feel honored that it has had so many hits.
'Eradicate bullies now', I am sorry that this happened to you when you were younger. Sadly cases like this do happen and i have been witness to such cases. If only I could have seen your post before we showed it to the school then i could have delivered your notes over to the school in the brief introduction.
IN regards to the second comment about the british snobs... I am 16!!!
If anyone knows of a Morris, I would suggest that you suggest to him some kind of support service as major consequences could happen as demonstrated in this film (which is based on a true story!)
I wish everyone a new year full of only good and hopefully the speedy arrival of the moshiach tzidkeinu.
Bvirkas Kol Tov.
i wish they would show this in my school
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