In Finding Forrester, Jamal Wallace (Rob Brown), a young African American high school student at the Bronx, is invited to join an exclusive private high school because of his high tests scores. Jamal goes and asks William if William could help improve his writing skills. William made a deal that if he helped Jamal with his writing, Jamal would keep William's identity a secret, never to take the writing that he does out of his house, and never ask anything about William's family.
Throughout this movie, Jamal and William get to know each other better and they become friends.
Overall, Finding Forrester is a great movie that interlace with the theme of friendship. The time Jamal spent with William made them trust each other to keep promises, such as Williams'.
From this movie I learned that we should never hesitate or think too much in writing. One only just writes without thinking too much on what they want to write. At a teacher, one also shouldn’t feel intimidated if the students are better that you. We can learn with each other right?
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