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This product promotes the following values:
Acceptance, Belief, Caring, Character, Charity, Commitment, Communication, Compassion, Compromise, Cooperation, Courage, Determination, Education, Empathy, Fairness, Faith, Family Unity, Forgiveness, Friendship, Generosity, Goals, Gratitude, Hard work, Healing, Helping others, Heritage, Heroism, Honesty, Honor, Hope, Humor, Imagination, Importance of being our brother’s keeper, Ingenuity, Inspiration, Integrity, Judging Others, Kindness, Kindness to Animals, Leadership, Learning, Learning that the end does not always justify the , Letting go of the past and rediscovering cultural , Looking beyond appearances, Love, Loyalty, Making good decisions, Marriage, Obedience, Optimism, Perseverance, Persistence, Personal Growth, Priorities, Problem-solving, Protecting endangered species, Respect, Responsibility, Sacrifice, Self-confidence, Self-reliance, Selflessness, Sensitivity, Service, Sharing, Survival, Teamwork, Tolerance, Tradition, Trust, Unity, Work
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Customer Reviews:
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I bought this one back in the early 90's......It's
magical! It teaches values. The true magic is believing in ones self as the movie teaches. I've
watched it many times.
- JONATHON - 08/30/2006
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I enjoyed the film. It was a realistic portrayal of life for a boy of his age. I am just saddened that this good boy should have to put up with so much inside his family unit and not receive hardly anything in the way of positive feedback. The movie clearly helped me see where I could treat my family members better, even though my children have already left home.
- CALEB - 08/09/2007
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I enjoyed this film because it confronted our misconceptions. Ben's father assumed Ben was always wrong when it was clear he had his priorities straight. The community's misconception of Regina and her grandmother was wrong just because they were different. The final misconception was the idea that money is everything as they found happiness in the simple things like family and skipping a stone across the water. Very nice family entertainment.
- SUSAN - 05/31/2006
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Shows what you can do when you truely believe in yourself and what you can change. Very powerful and moving. STEVE HUNTER ELKHART, IND
- STEVE - 04/17/2007
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This movie was one of my favs growing up because it showed the value of believing in yourself.
- MELANIE - 03/15/2008
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