Jeffrey Wright is the crazy one—the energetic, avant-garde teacher whose class everyone wants to take. His lessons are fun, his methods unorthodox. He makes physics seem “cool.” But, Wright’s Law isn’t just a portrait about some eccentric science instructor that makes kids want to learn through creative antics. The film slowly develops into a story of a loving family man who is faced with the challenges of a raising a special needs son—a journey that starts with anger and frustration, but ultimately ends with an unflinching belief in love and human connection.

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