This movie touched me very personally.

Rating: 10/10 (30 January 2016)

I just watched this movie for the first time today, and I had very low expectations. In fact I really had a guilty feeling that I might be about to watch and enjoy something that goes against everything I believe in when it comes to the passionate human decency that one should have towards persons with developmental disabilities. I worked in that field for a Great non for profit agency that serves people with developmental disabilities for 7 years as a supervisor in an ISO certified pallet and crate building factory. I developed the most awesome friendships with the people I trained, worked side by side with, and served. I can not even begin to explain how it changed my life, and my priorities. I always wanted to be there and join in all of the after work activities as well. This movie made me realize how much I miss them all! I had to leave and go to work elsewhere because I couldn't pay my bills working there anymore, and that's just not fair! Fact is there is very little funding to keep these non for profit agencies up and running these days. The people who work at a lot of these places serving clients struggle from paycheck to paycheck, and they are the hardest working, caring, unselfish, and most dedicated people I know. They sacrifice their entire life, to help insure that clients have as normal and happy life as possible. I can not give them enough praise for their dedication. I am glad and at the same time sad that I watched this wonderful movie tonight, but I enjoyed it very much!