Circle of Friends (1995)

Perhaps he may have never read Maeve Binchy's book, the foundation of the movie, and he never saw it in the movie. . Pat O'Connor and his adapter Andrew Davis give us a portrait of friendship between the three young girls in the story.

We met three friends at the beginning of the movie. Benny, Eve, Nan, they are inseparable. They grew and their relationship lasted until adulthood. Three friends went to college, we saw them attending Professor Flynn 's course that seems to be a girl' s favorite teacher.

The most beautiful of the three, Nan has no prospect of marrying money. She decided to drive out the wrong choice Simon Westwood, and the situation will be worse when she learns that she does not care about her. He wants to marry money, but she does not have the money. Eva, an orphan girl brought up by a nun has no future, but she has a cottage in the country, and the South is convenient to explore her sexual orientation with Simon.

The best coordination for these three friends was an obvious Benny that seemed to be the fate to marry her father's staff, Reptile Shaun. Her eyes fell to Jack Foley, a clumsy athlete. Jack likes her in turn, but things get caught between them.

Minnie Driver is a wonderful presence in the movie. She made ordinary Benny live. Saffron Burrows is a perfect waste and a beautiful Nan. Geraldine Olavy plays Eve. Chris O'Donnell is Jack Foley. He gave a wonderful impression. Alan Cumming, Colin Firth, Ciaran Hinds are better at supporting roles

"Friend circle" was not broken for any reason, but it is still a worthwhile movie watched for the performance of the Pat O'Connor and the performance of the ensemble.

"This circle does not come from an external appeal, By admitting that your action has lost its magic. If the first novelty disappears, the members of this circle are not more interesting than your old friends You are not looking for something that you truly enjoy, such as virtue, kindness, loyalty, humor, learning, wit, etc. You say that you will look for another ring. The end of the rainbow I will still be in front of you. "

From the beginning, all societies have friends and support circles. This is about how we care about each other in families and communities. This is the "structure" of our relationship. In Western society, we are increasingly isolated as wealth and liquidity increase. We need to learn old wisdom and learn how to look after each other. The circle of friends is about the long-term dynamics of this life. The circle of friends is not a program. This is a way of life. It has a basic philosophy of interdependence. Most of us are not good at admitting this fact, so we need hands. Sometimes I want to notice someone in your life and then contact and reconnect with the people we need to get a more careful healthy life. These books and videos explore the enormous complexity of maintaining an incredibly simple and inconsistent building and the support circle so that we can live a fulfilling life.

A circle of friends, also called support circle, is a powerful comprehensive tool originally developed by Forest in North America (et al, 1993). The values ​​that support the "Friends Circle" approach are "inclusive", there is no social justice until everyone belongs to our school and community and builds an equivalent position (Newton and Wilson, 1999, p. 5). The "Friends Circle" approach works by constructing a support network around individuals in school communities who often experience social difficulties due to specific obstacles, differences, or behaviors. The team also solves the subject students' problems to solve the social difficulties the students may encounter at school.