Title: An incredible film!
Product review: This movie is a masterwork that deals with a teacher's desire to instill in his students a flawless work ethic as well as morals and values. Mr. Hundert, a teacher at a prep boarding school, firmly believes (and rightly so) that it is a teacher's responsibility and obligation to teach students the Greek and Roman classics as well as the very first philosophical minds (Aristotle, Plato, etc) so that the students will grow up to be ethical and moral beings who can contribute to society. Mr. Hundert's belief is that it is a teacher's responsibility to not only teach students history, but also to foster a sense of utilitarian virtue within the hearts' and souls' of the youngsters. Mr. Hundert realizes that he is not only a teacher to these students but is also a quasi-father-figure who can mold the character of his students. I will spare you all of the plot twists in this great film, but suffice to say that this film is one of the greatest films that I have ever seen.
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