For children, their friends are a part of the process of growing up. From their newest discoveries to their most secret desires, everything is shared with friends. As they grow up, they learn to treasure this unique relationship. Friendship is perhaps the most beautiful bond that binds two people. The bond that hardly cares about the race, caste or creed of another friend. This is one relationship that makes us become good human beings, that teaches us many a lesson from our very childhood. This beautiful relationship has been celebrated in songs, folklores, books and in movies since time immemorial. For an Indian, relating to the tales of Krishna and Sudama will not be difficult. Children are no strangers to the tales of friendship, told in the stories of Morris the Moose. Various TV programs had also been produced keeping in mind the concept of friendship. Mister Roger's Neighborhood, is one such program that had been influencing life of children for quite a few generations.

The simple and predictable arrangement of the plots of this program and its familiar tone, made it popular among children of all ages. The series of Mister Roger's Neighborhood� had started in 1968, and continued, series after series till 2001. although most of the shows were hosted inside the living room of Mister Rogers, yet, the viewers were often transferred to a make believe world, by the help of a toy train, which joined the two worlds. Mister Rogers' Neighborhood: Adventures in Friendship, is a part of that immensely popular series, which talks about friendship and the virtues of it.

Once during a visit of Mister Rogers to the land of make believe, he enters a restaurant. The chef of the restaurant invited Mister Rogers for a little chit chat. While he awaits the arrival of the chef, he sees Henrietta the Pussycat and X the owl, quarreling among themselves. Lady Aberlin, helps them to sort out their differences and makes them understand that even the best of friends can have a quarrel or two, at times. There are several other stories in Mister Rogers' Neighborhood: Adventures in Friendship, that talks about the values of friendship. For any further details on Friendship in Movies, browse through the site.

Friendship in Movies

Big

Just Friends

Friends

Friendship's Field

Bottle Rocket

Flight of the Navigator

Forrest Gump

Belle's Tales of Friendship

Annie Hall

Little People - Friendship Collection

Henry and Verlin