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Director: Davis Guggenheim
Cast: Elisabeth Shue
This fascinating documentary chronicles the emotional turmoil of five Los Angeles schoolteachers charged with educating inner-city youth, making it clear that the teachers helping these disadvantaged children are real heroes.
Critical Reception & Ratings
This documentary from director Davis Guggenheim in 2001 has received critical acclaim for its intimate portrayal of the challenges faced by five inner-city Los Angeles schoolteachers as they work to educate disadvantaged youth. While specific awards recognition is not provided, the film's examination of the real-life heroism of these teachers has resonated with audiences, earning it positive reviews.
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Directed by the acclaimed Davis Guggenheim, The First Year (2001) is a poignant documentary that provides an intimate look into the lives of five Los Angeles schoolteachers as they navigate the challenges of educating inner-city youth, offering a powerful and inspiring portrait of the real heroes making a difference in the lives of disadvantaged children.
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