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Karate Kid
I missed the first part of the film, but there was a boy and it seemed he didn't want to get beaten up by some local boys. There was also a girl and they got along till the moment he came to her violin concert. Because Her parents had told her not to talk to him as he had a bad influence on her.
One time, his trainer went with him to find the guy who were punched him and told the guy's trainer that they plan to join the upcoming competition. So he said to his boy later about it (??) and he started to train him. The first time the boy came to his garage he dropped his jacket on the ground. Then the trainer noticed that and told him to pick up the jacket and hang it on a hanger. Then he told the boy to drop it again then put it on and then hang it up. This continued for a while but the boy didn't know the meaning of this.
Then the master told him to hang the jacket up, but without the jacket. So it was actually a fighting move. He told the boy that every move must be strong. The move was actually a block. All of the moves were good for fighting.
The master had one problem. The car he had been fixing all that time was the car that he had been driving when he had an accident which killed his family.
Then the master asked him, why were he (?? who? The master or the boy?) struggling and kept training in spite of all the failures. The boy replied, "it's up to you to overcome everything and keep moving."
It is not clear who "he/his/him" refers to. I had to watch parts of the movie to understand what you wanted to say.
Try to find different words to express the same meaning.
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