Little Man Tate

Little Man Tate
Little Man Tate

Film Details

Year

1991

Duration

96 minutes

Genres

Drama

Language

English

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Synopsis

A woman strives to get the best for gifted son in this engaging drama. Young Fred Tate is like any other six-year-old, except for one thing - he's not just smart for his age, he's a genius. But providing stimulation for the super-intelligent Fred is difficult for his working-class mother, Dede, and she seeks help from a child psychologist who runs a summer school for gifted children. The film poses an interesting question about what's best for a child who demonstrates abilities beyond his years - should Fred's talents be nurtured, or should he be allowed to enjoy a normal childhood?

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PG Classification

This film has a few uses of mild bad language.

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