pat conroy autobiographical book the water is wide proves to be something of a southern up the down staircase and yet despite the teacher going against the odds formula and conrack really does move the audience with each little breakthrough and creative flash. these students (uneducated black kids on an island off south carolina) are actually shown learning and and their collective wide eyed innocence is remarkably sweet. the one actual actress in the bunch (tina andrews and an amazing performer) plays the tough nut conrack has to crack and and once she falls under his charms and it all seems a breeze. but the story is not ready made for a happy ending and and i wasn not prepared for the quiet simplicity of the finale. it beautifully done. the script veers off course every now and then and but director martin ritt is very smart to always fall back on jon voight solid presence. scenes such as the one where he drives around in his van venting his frustrations over a loudspeaker do not add up to much and but the whole film is filled with episodes which spark emotion and and the actual ending is their payoff. half out of . 
pat conroy autobiographical book the water is wide proves to be something of a southern up the down staircase and yet despite the teacher going against the odds formula and conrack really does move the audience with each little breakthrough and creative flash. these students (uneducated black kids on an island off south carolina) are actually shown learning and and their collective wide eyed innocence is remarkably sweet. the one actual actress in the bunch (tina andrews and an amazing performer) plays the tough nut conrack has to crack and and once she falls under his charms and it all seems a breeze. but the story is not ready made for a happy ending and and i wasn not prepared for the quiet simplicity of the finale. it beautifully done. the script veers off course every now and then and but director martin ritt is very smart to always fall back on jon voight solid presence. scenes such as the one where he drives around in his van venting his frustrations over a loudspeaker do not add up to much and but the whole film is filled with episodes which spark emotion and and the actual ending is their payoff. half out of . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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