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Plot: A frustrated composer finds fulfillment as a high school music teacher.
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very good flick
I really enjoyed this movie. I enjoyed watching Richard Dreyfuss portray the composer with heart and compassion.
Fabulous film about the importance of music in an education. Also acts as a history course on popular music and is intertwined throughout Holland's life.
Wonderfully inspirational movie. A bit emotionally manipulative at parts, but for the most part succeeds in appearing genuine.
Mr. Glenn Holland (Richard Dreyfuss) is a frustrated composer to take a job as a music teacher to teach students to learn the music of life @ high school in 1965. Iris Holland (Glenne Headly) gives birth to baby Coltrane "Cole" Holland. They find out their son: Cole is born deaf when Cole's mom wants to learn sign language to talk with her son. Cole is attending school for the deaf is unable to fully appreciate the joys of music to accept their son is handicap. Mr. Holland's retirement for 30 years to fulfillment his surprised Orchestra @ high school.