If only all people would love and serve others like this woman did, the world would be such a much better place. People who love and take care of each other: there's nothing better than that.
😭😭😭😭 such a beautiful movie. I kept thinking about what Jesus said when all those he had invited to dinner didn’t come, so he went out and invited the sick, the lame, and the outcasts. That gives me hope because I’m one of them.
I haven't cried for a movie like this in a very long time. What a beautiful lesson about the power of love, patience, humility and compassion. 💝 Thank you for the upload 💕💕
Only 20 minutes in , and I love this film, Love Doris Roberts ❤. She is like a guardian angel , she was 81 in this film, wow , she looks so good, bless her RIP Doris x . Thankyou so much for the upload
Love this movie for several reasons. I love how it portrays that not all homeless people are on drugs because this is more realistic than people realize. Most people say homelessness is caused by being addicts when in reality life circumstance beyond your control is the reason most are homeless. I know this for a fact because I used to be homeless. Also, the climb is hard but worth it. I have had to go through it a few times before I finally made it and none of it had to do with drugs ever the reason I was ever homeless. Another reason I love this movie is because of the sweet nature of one person who cared enough to help others make that climb.
I LOVED this movie! It did not take me long to start crying but it also had me smiling at many touching moments. Best movie I’ve seen in ages! I’m 76 and live alone. I’m not at all wealthy like the woman in this beautiful story but it inspired me to reach out more to others in whatever way I can. Thank you for showing this wonderful film!
This movie❤😢😢❤The beauty of it...love your mother with all your heart for there is nothing like having to love her from earth while she rests with the Lord. I pray we all will help the homeless as much as we can. Most of them did not choose to be homeless
I used to watch these type of movies with my grandma ; and she was just like this character. The amount of adults who called her “auntie” because she would take anyone in, welcome them and help them. I was so lucky she was my grandma … we’ve just bought a property with land , and when my kids are a little older I plan to pay it forward just like my grandma did. Her door was always open and the kettle always on cakes always baking, she didn’t have much but she had enough. She lost both her parents as a child and I guess she grew up in extreme poverty so when she had a home she wanted to help kids who didnt. Her funeral was so full people took down the aisles, that’s the legacy kindness leaves behind x