By Toby Klein Greenwald
Director, WholeFamily Room
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and discuss after the film, around the family dinner table or
while you're out for a ride. Reading them before the film will
help focus your viewing.
What is the dilemma of the town
council?
How would you describe the relationship
of Rachel with her children? With her mother-in-law? Of the
children with their grandmother?
Who else in the film had dilemmas
to face? What were they and how did the protagonists resolve
them?
Were there heroes in this film?
If so, who were they and what made them heroes?
What were your favorite special
effects?
Describe the relationships within the work crew. What helped
them do their job well?
What did you learn from this film about how to improve relationships
with people in your family, your school or your workplace that
you can use in your own life?
Please
share your thoughts with us that were triggered by these questions
at our
Film Board.
Ms. Toby Klein Greenwald is Co-President
and Director of Creative Development of WholeFamily.com. In her former life she
taught film analysis and wrote scripts.
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