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Robbyn Alexander
13Apr11
i love this film! it's profoundly touching and truthful, and the characters are loveble even though flawed and broken. makes me remember what matters most about being human - being real and being present to the suffering of others. this film is funny, poignant, touching-- and TRUE!
shoemaker's daughter
11Jun10
mental illness takes dignity away from a person so quickly....and invites abuse; those men deserve good quality care which respects them: the measure of a society is how much compassion it has'
ghttpstlwrkr
28May10
A very interesting exposé on human relations. Nicely shot, subject matter couldn't be much better and surprisingly there wasn't a single moment where I felt any one of the characters had lost any dignity due to the presence of a camera.
Anthony Davais
1May10
Very emotional fillm, it keeps the viewer in constant hope that things will get better. It shows that happiness is not what you have but who you have.
Raquel de Gante
24Apr10
Depressing but at the same time utterly human. And a great edition by the way, it hooks you in the film travel without loosing the realistic portrait from itself.
kartik
6Mar10
What a fantastic movie! Thought i'd just watch five minutes of this film, but it had me hooked in 2 mins. I could relate to the mentally unstable characters because i once shared an apartment with a bunch of old fogies like the guys in the movie. All of them out of whack. I love the way the movie pieces together their lives without trying to steer it any particular direction. Drama in real life. A Must Watch.
Bella
1Mar10
One of the most amazing things about this documentary is how human it is. Nobody in it is perfect. Yet, Larry and his "sons" are honest and loving towards eachother (but not without scuffles and problems, minor and major). This is a piece not only about bonds between people, but about human push against structural society, as well as everyday challenges. Touching and substantial.
Jeremy Caulfield
20Feb10
A touching story about a small close knit "family" on the forgotten fringes of our society. very funny & sad at the same time. Reminds me a bit of R Crumb in both its style and substance.
Julian Vidal
17Feb10
" were just four poor guys trying to get a head, *chuckles, not trying to get a head, just trying to make it. " Real life. great film.