Movies and TvShows featuring "vocational-school" theme.

The Other Sister follows the journey of Carla, a mentally challenged woman, as she strives to break free from her overprotective family and become independent. Along the way, she falls in love, faces challenges, and discovers her own strengths and abilities. This heartwarming film explores themes of love, family, and personal growth.

A recently divorced and traumatized man moves to Hakodate, Hokkaido and attends a vocational college to learn carpentry along with several other students who are in the same boat as he. When a couple of the guys go to a hostess club the man meets an unconventional girl who likes him and a relationship is born.

Midnight Mary is a pre-Code melodrama about a young woman named Mary Martin who is falsely accused of a crime she did not commit. After a series of unfortunate events, Mary finds herself on trial for murder. As the story unfolds, we learn about Mary's troubled past and her journey towards redemption. Along the way, she faces numerous hardships and struggles to overcome the obstacles in her path.

A story about sixteen years old youths learning the painter profession.

Toprağın Çocukları is a drama movie set in a vocational school in Turkey. It follows the lives of a group of students as they navigate through challenges, friendship, and personal growth. The movie explores the complexities of their backgrounds, including the experiences of gypsy students. It offers a compelling portrayal of the struggles faced by these young individuals and the impact of their education on their lives.

Documentary about Cuban education. El planeta de los niños is not a documentary and not a feature film. Sarmiento actually filmed a documentary subject with the mise-en-scène and the cutting of a feature film. Without further ado, she takes the viewer into a world where adults would appear to have died out ; a society within which all functions and professions are held by children with deadly seriousness as if things have always been this way. Only right at the end does Sarmiento reveal that she shot the film at the 'Escuele de Pioneros' set up in Cuba in 1979, an institution which Fidel Castro gave to the children of his people to prepare themselves for a later working life. The film opens with an as-good-as-real wedding ceremony and progresses via a birth to a simulated battle ; from birth to death. The subtle irony with which Sarmiento portrays this 'Utopian' world was not understood by all German critics.

Dahab and Rida, two young Lebanese who have been in love for 10 years, are still trying to find a suitable job that will open up new horizons for their future and allow them to start a family. One day luck smiles upon them, giving them the chance to work at presidential palace alongside the president and the first lady.

Veronica is a high school student studying to be a glazier, although she dreams of being a theatre actress. The only thing that she finds joy in at school is the company of her friend, Klemen and writing the script for a theatre play in her spare time together with a retired actress whom she has befriended. Her parents find it difficult to understand her acting ambitions - or rather, they would probably find it difficult, if they would bother to take the time off their busy schedules to try. Nor does anyone else understand Veronica. When all her plans go awry, she ends up in a home for juvenile delinquents. When she is released into the custody of her parents again, she eludes their vigilant guard and runs away to the country, to Klemen. Only Klemen's father makes it abundantly clear to her when she gets there that Klemen will not stand by her side either. Veronica finds herself out on the street again, where everything is possible and the future is open to her...