The World's Fastest Indian

The movie is about a man from New Zealand who dreams of testing the speed of his Indian motorcycle at Bonneville. He is a man with a colorful personality, which adds to the charm of the movie. While there are indeed mature themes in the movie, I think it can be a great platform for addressing with children how social and cultural differences can be handled with a spirit of charity. Indeed, this is perhaps the most impressive aspect of the movie's portrayal of Burt Munro - his acceptance of everyone. Great lessons for kids who are at the proper maturity to observe it and discuss it. By the way, it's based on a true story. Just google "Burt Munro".