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    The document provides a summary of the 2000 film "The Miracle Worker" directed by Nadia Tass. It describes the film's runtime and cast, including Alison Elliot as Anne Sullivan and Hallie Kate Eisenberg as Helen Keller. It notes that Helen became deaf and blind after a childhood illness. Anne Sullivan is sent from the Perkins Institute to teach Helen, believing that teaching her language is the key to her mind. Over two weeks of working day and night, Anne begins to teach Helen through discipline and empathy. The moral of the story is that with desire and empathy, anyone can help others overcome challenges like deafness and blindness.

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    The Miracle Worker

    (2000)
    By
    Widya Lely Wilis

    -KG 2A/18-

    The Miracle Worker is a one hour, thirty minute,


    2000 Walt Disney Pictures film release, in color,
    directed by Nadia Tass, starring Alison Elliot, Hallie Kate
    Eisenberg, David Strathairn and Kate Greenhouse.

    Helen was not born deaf and blind, she got srious fever when
    she was seventeen months old and, after recovering from the
    sickness, was left deaf and blind.

    Perkins Institute sent Anne Sullivan (Alison Elliot), herself


    a teacher and former student at Perkins to the Keller's
    home.

    Anne Sullivan was certain that language is the keys


    access to Helens mind.

    During the next two weeks, Miss Sullivan worked day and
    night to teach Helen.

    Characteristic

    Hallie Kate Eisenberg as Helen Keller :


    Spoiled, wild tempered, naughty but clever
    child.

    Alison Elliott as Annie Sullivan :


    discipline, independent and emotional
    but emphaty woman.

    David Strathairn as Captain Arthur


    Keller : hot tempered but kind father.

    Kate Greenhouse as Katherine Adams :


    Charitable, friendly, tolerate and very
    good mother

    Lucas Black as James Keller : hot


    tempered, egoistic and jealous man

    The Moral Value


    A big desire and empathy from Annie
    Sullivan to teach, train, and educate
    Helen to be discipline, independent
    and to have a good attitude can
    make Helen changed to be better
    than before. No matter what
    difficulties we face. Everyone has
    challenges to reach whatever they
    want to reach while they are deafness
    and blindness.

    THANKYOU

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