The message I got from this movie is: sometimes people have legitimate opinions and significant lives even though they are lowly janitors who clean up poop. I find this condescending to the janitors (though I know it doesn't mean to be) and incredibly obvious. If you're someone who needs a full movie's worth of shooting some common people, good editing, and a sentimental soundtrack, to understand this lesson, then I think it's time you opened your eyes and learned a few lessons on your own. That being said, the movie is tastefully put together for the most part, and has some nice cinematography. But to me it's a waste to do all that just to make palatable a message that if you had half a soul you would have learned by the time you exited adolescence. If this review pisses you off, good: maybe you'll go looking for the reason.

this is such a beautiful film. it reminds us not to judge others by what they do, but to love others unconditionally as human beings regardless of anything. the people in this film are so strong & couragious. experiencing adversity doesnt necessarily make us who we are, but how we handle adversity says so much about us.

Real, intricately & seamlessly interwoven, brings us all back to where we really are.Thank you!

I think this is great. Also as a person from Durham, seeing Duke Universities Custodian on here is great!

A interesting reminder that the best Philosophers were and are people that we have never heard of.

Great story-telling, inspiring characters, and brilliantly woven together. Thank You!

It’s everything I wanted my children to realize: that evereyone has a story, everyone has a capability unique unto themselves, and you must respect the uniqueness of each person’s dreams. Can I say wowsa?