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Waterloo Road

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In a post-war context, the story follows a group of young students from a disadvantaged school in London as they face the challenges of growing up in a world full of changes and uncertainties. The camera focuses on the tumultuous journey of a new teacher who arrives at the school with the hope of making a difference. However, he soon realizes that the reality of his students is much more complicated than he imagined.

Among the key characters is a rebellious student struggling to find his path and a bright girl with dreams of greatness, but trapped in an environment that offers her few options. As the new teacher enters their lives, he becomes a crucial figure trying to guide them through their personal conflicts and the economic difficulties their families face.

The plot is filled with emotional moments, from laughter to tears, as the characters deal with friendships, rivalries, and the discovery of their identities. The film highlights the importance of education and empathy in difficult times, emphasizing the struggle for personal growth. Through heartbreaking and hopeful situations, the school becomes not only a place of learning but also a microcosm of a transforming society. The story culminates in a celebration of youthful resilience and the power of human connections that can break barriers.

Media type
Movie
Year
1945
Director
Sidney Gilliat
Writer
Sidney Gilliat
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
6.50
Actors
John Mills
Stewart Granger
Alastair Sim
Joy Shelton
Alison Leggatt
Jean Kent
Beatrice Varley
George Carney
Leslie Bradley
Ben Williams
Anna Konstam
Vera Frances
Wylie Watson
George Merritt
Frank Atkinson
Nellie Bowman
John Boxer
Dave Crowley
Amy Dalby
Arthur Denton
Mabel Etherington
Ian Fleming
Peter Hammond
Laurence Hanray
Dennis Harkin
Kathleen Harrison
Vincent Holman
Wallace Lupino
Pat Ryan
Johnnie Schofield
Leonard Sharp
Harry Terry
Gender
Drama
Romance
BΓ©lica
Country
United Kingdom
Producers
Edward Black
Original title
Waterloo Road
Duration
73
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