Novarski's figure of living through anything

Rating: 8/10 (5 August 2017)

Victor Novarski from the Eastern Europe, Krakizhia, arrives at JFK airport, yet he is turned down to get into the U.S.A. because his passport is invalid for his government's collapse. He makes a decision to live in the airport until the time is ripe and he meets several people working in the airport.
Novarski isn't a good English speaker at all; however, he manages to communicate with American with rudimentary English and to find a way to earn a living by himself. This film proves that language is not the most important elements when we make a reliable relationship with people from different countries. If I were in the same situation as his, I am wondering how I would take a measure to live out in the airport, which is incredibly beyond description.
This film is not included just how Novorski lives out in the airport, but also his love and comical factors, and the reason why he comes to the U.S.A all the way.