Movies and TvShows featuring "late-for-school" theme.
Doraemon, a time-traveling robot cat from the 22nd century, is sent to help a young boy named Nobita with his everyday problems. With his magical gadgets, Doraemon helps Nobita navigate through various challenges, adventures, and misadventures.
Every morning, Nate and Malika leave home 30 minutes early to go to school, and yet every morning they arrive late! That’s because every morning, something AMAZING happens on the way. But even though their stories are always true, Principal Prudence never believes them…
When a young girl named Haru saves a cat from being hit by a truck, she is unexpectedly whisked away to the Cat Kingdom and transformed into a cat herself. With the help of a dapper cat named Baron, Haru must navigate this new world and find a way to return home before it's too late.
From Up on Poppy Hill is a nostalgic romance set in 1963 Yokohama, Japan. It follows the story of Umi Matsuzaki, a high school girl who falls in love with a fellow student, Shun Kazama. Together, they work to save their school's clubhouse from demolition, all while uncovering the secrets of their pasts and the history of their town. This heartwarming tale explores themes of love, friendship, and the importance of preserving history.
Terri is an overweight teenage boy who struggles with loneliness and exclusion at his high school. With the support of his uncle and a caring principal, Terri learns to embrace his uniqueness and form unlikely friendships.
New York Stories is a collection of three short films, each directed by a different director, that explore different aspects of life in New York City. The first story, directed by Martin Scorsese, follows a young artist trying to make a name for himself in the art world. The second story, directed by Francis Ford Coppola, revolves around a middle-aged lawyer who becomes obsessed with a young gallery assistant. The third story, directed by Woody Allen, centers around a 12-year-old boy dealing with his parents' marital problems. Through these three stories, New York Stories offers a multifaceted portrait of the city and its inhabitants.
Project A-Ko follows the hilarious misadventures of A-Ko, a superhuman high school girl, and her friends as they battle against a race of invading aliens and their giant robots. Packed with comedic absurdity, intense action scenes, and a touch of romance, this film is a must-watch for fans of Japanese animation.
The Boy Who Could Fly tells the story of a young boy with autism who discovers his unique ability to fly. With the support of his widowed mother, he navigates through the challenges of school, bullies, and loss, all while finding hope, determination, and love.
In the Iranian village, a young boy named Ahmed discovers that he accidentally took his classmate's notebook home. Determined to return it, he goes on a journey to find his friend's house. Along the way, Ahmed encounters various challenges and learns the importance of kindness and helpfulness. This minimalistic and postmodern film showcases the gentle and slow pace of rural life in Iran, while also exploring themes of friendship, family relationships, and education.
Amagane Rinne had an accident and died while hurrying to school. She suddenly arrived in an awkward school... in Hell, filled with demons. While she is struggling and wishing to go back to the world whence she came from, she makes friends with her demon schoolmates and develops an uncommon bond.
Will Henry is a graphic novelist and a professor in NYC. After his wife leaves him, he struggles to cope with his new role as a single father and his creative slump. Along the way, he forms new connections and learns how to navigate his midlife crisis.
Children of Heaven follows the story of Ali and Zahra, two siblings living in poverty in Tehran, Iran. When Ali accidentally loses Zahra's only pair of shoes, they come up with a plan to share Ali's sneakers, leading them on an adventure to make sure Zahra can attend school. As they navigate their everyday lives, the siblings are faced with obstacles that test their determination and love for each other.
Out of the Blue is a drama film released in 1980. The story follows a teenage girl who escapes her troubled home life, which involves an alcoholic father, domestic violence, and poverty, and embarks on a journey of self-discovery. Along the way, she encounters various challenges and experiences, including hitchhiking, heroin use, and runaways. The film explores themes of trauma, coming-of-age, and rebellion.
The Misfortunates follows the story of a young man trying to find his place in a dysfunctional family. He experiences various misadventures while dealing with issues like unwanted pregnancy, alcoholism, and adolescent struggles. Through it all, he seeks to discover his own path and make sense of his life.
Asahi Tojima (Nanase Nishino) is a first grade high school student. She is small and weak physically. Asahi Tojima decides to change herself. She enrolls in the naginata (Japanese blade) club at her school. She works hard with the other club members and targets the national competition.
Nil Battey Sannata tells the story of Chanda, a single mother working as a maid, who is determined to provide her daughter Apeksha with a good education. However, Apeksha lacks interest in studying and dreams of becoming a maid like her mother. Chanda enrolls herself in Apeksha's school as a student to encourage her to take her education seriously. Through humor and compassion, the film explores the challenges and triumphs of a mother's relentless pursuit to uplift her daughter's future.
In 'Don't Panic', a group of friends use an Ouija board and unknowingly invite a demonic presence into their lives. Chaos ensues as the possession takes hold, causing terrifying events and gruesome deaths. The main character must find a way to stop the evil before it's too late.
A new family moves into town and their son, Ben, meets a mysterious girl named Regina, who is rumoured to be a witch.
Yuna has a crush on Haru. She sees him on the train every morning when she goes to school. She doesn't know anything about him and he goes to a different school from her. One morning, she wakes up and finds Haru sleeping right next to her.
Hanna Brooks is the new girl in town who is looking to find her place and fit in at Lakewood High School, which was rocked a couple of years earlier by the shocking drug overdose of a popular student. Hanna suffers from an anxiety disorder and the move to a new school is especially stressful for her. While trying to fit in with the “it” crowd, she finds herself pulled between two boys – a bad boy with a heart of gold, and an alluring, popular rich kid who is not as straight of an arrow as he seems. Her relationship with them sweeps her into a dangerous situation that her mother Deborah must fight to save her from.