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The Good Teacher (2020)
The Good Teacher is a film about the lives of school teachers in a low-income urban area and the challenges they face while trying to provide a quality education to students. Dominique Daily is a first year school teacher who gives up his football career after an injury to teach Math at Louis Jones high school while struggling to cope with his short-lived life long dream of being a football star.
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The Good Teacher is a film about the lives of school teachers in a low-income urban area and the challenges they face while trying to provide a quality education to students. Dominique Daily is a first year school teacher who gives up his football career after an injury to teach Math at Louis Jones high school while struggling to cope with his short-lived life long dream of being a football star.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Louis Deon Jones
In Theaters:4/11/2020
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Runtime:26 minutes
Studio:Louis Jones Productions
Cast
Louis Deon Jones
Director
David Crane
Dr. Jerry Bolton
Dashira Byrd
Ms. Wanda Kim
Jabari Redd
Dominique Daily
Andre Davis Jr.
Mr. Michael London
Carlos Merriweather
Mr. Daniel Parker
Jaila Jalone Harper
Ms. Tanisha Kelly
Lawrence Locke
Mr. Rahim Kareem
Christopher Gooden
Coach King
Michelle Nagy
Mrs. Hannah konarski
Asiah Gooden
Coach Coor
Jasmine Akakpo
Monica Williams
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