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The Brian Lehrer Show | Mar 31, 2010
When novelist and film critic David Gilmour saw his son, Jesse Gilmour, begin to struggle in the classroom, he implemented an unusual strategy: he let his son drop out of school if Jesse would watch three movies a week with him. He talks about how he home-schooled his son—and strengthened their relationship—in his new memoir, The Film Club.

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