In 1871 New England, a 10-year-old orphan named Nat Blake is forced to live on the streets of Boston with his streetwise friend Dan. After a transformative event, Nat finds a benefactor in John Brooke, who sends him to Plumfield, a boarding school in the countryside owned by Jo and Fritz Bhaer. The Bhaers' unique approach to discipline emphasizes compassion and treating boys as individuals, leading to a dramatic change in Nat's life. As he adjusts to his new surroundings, Nat must confront his past and adapt to a new way of living, ultimately discovering a path to self-improvement. The arrival of Dan, who refuses to conform to the school's rules, adds an extra layer of complexity to Nat's journey.
Little Men
In this heartwarming film, two young boys from Boston discover a new sense of belonging at Plumfield, a rural boarding school founded by Jo and her husband, where they learn valuable life skills and receive a well-rounded education.
