Mirror Mirror: You and Your Self-Image
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Duration: 21
Genre: Educational
Year Published: 1968
Creator: Brigham Young University
Format: 16mm
Sound: sound
Description: This film follows the journey of Larry, a high school student struggling with low self-esteem and a belief that he is a "loser" defined by the negative perceptions of others. Through a metaphorical interaction with a mirror—which acts as a guide to help him see his own hidden potential and worth—Larry learns to stop letting external criticism and fear dictate his identity. By recognizing the insecurities in his peers and understanding that others also face setbacks and challenges, Larry gains the confidence to step out of his comfort zone. He eventually redirects his focus from his perceived failures to his practical skills, finding a meaningful role in building the scenery for a school play, which ultimately helps him build social connections and a sense of belonging. Keywords: self-esteem, personal development, adolescence, confidence, potential, social belonging, peer pressure, self-discovery, character building, overcoming failure, mentorship, motivation
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