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Great Social Work Movies
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	Radio Flyer [VHS] Buy used from: $0.99 Two boys are physically abused by their stepfather and come up with an amazing way to get away from him.
	House of Cards Buy new: $13.49 / Used from: $5.24 A little girl stops talking and retreats into her own world after her father dies. Her mother denies that there is a problem at first, but soon tries everything to get her daughter back.
	Bogus Buy used from: $3.13 Story about a young boy who creates an imaginary friend who helps him cope after losing his mother; great for children.
	The Dust Factory Buy new: $13.49 / Used from: $1.00 Beautiful, sweet tale of two teenagers who meet in a dream-world after having been in accidents and must find the courage to return to reality.
	The Quiet Room [VHS] Buy used from: $0.97 Story of a girl in Australia who decides to stop speaking in the hope that she can prevent her parents from getting a divorce.
	E.T. - The Extra-Terrestrial (2-Disc Widescreen Limited Collector's Edition) Buy used from: $5.35 Incredible story of a boy who makes friends with and bonds with an alien.
	Schindler's List (Widescreen Edition) Buy new: $9.99 / Used from: $7.06 Sad, inspiring story of a man who helped Jewish prisoners during WWII.
	Free Willy (Snap Case) Buy new: $13.49 / Used from: $0.50 Awesome movie about an angry foster kid who makes friends with a whale.
	Andre Buy new: $9.99 / Used from: $1.94 True story about a lonely girl who makes friends with a seal.
	Walking Across Egypt Buy used from: $0.18 Great story about a woman who befriends an escaped juvenile delinquent and how they need each other.
	The Cure Buy used from: $9.94 Movie about two boys who become friends; one has AIDS and the other tries to help him find a cure - great movie, but it's very sad.
	Mean Creek Buy used from: $6.25 A sad, thought-provoking movie. Some kids intend to humiliate a bully, but something goes terribly wrong- not for children but provides a good look at the effects one's choices can have on one's life.