"There is always a wise soul of parents in children, on the contrary there are always silly souls of children in adults" ---
One way to teach good values to children by entertaining is to choose the right spectacle.
Of course when I chose the film 'The kid who would be king' which was released a few months ago, I just wanted to teach about friendship and courage (because these two things were what I expected when reading the film's review)
But in the end, the whole film gave more than what I expected.
Every child has the potential to become a 'knight' (certainly not having to wear a suit of armor, riding a horse, and fighting a demon army) regardless of who and how his parents are.
Because what is most important of a 'knight' is kindness, nobility, courage, respect for the older, and compassion for others.
Children with knight souls today are future leaders.
No matter if the kindness you did today turned out to be unable to change anything, but maintaining the knight's attitude with all the good values inside will shape every child to become the great future candidates.
And, this film is so British. One island in England which is said to have historical value is also shown in this film. Really describes a different England from the frenzied London, Manchester, or other big cities.
overall, i love this film ♥