La force de vivre

Titre original : When You Remember Me

Téléfilm
1990
1h 31min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueFact-based story of Mike Mills, a teen with muscular dystrophy, whose destitute single mother places him in a state nursing home, where he must contend with being the only young person in th... Tout lireFact-based story of Mike Mills, a teen with muscular dystrophy, whose destitute single mother places him in a state nursing home, where he must contend with being the only young person in the clinic--and with an abusive head nurse.Fact-based story of Mike Mills, a teen with muscular dystrophy, whose destitute single mother places him in a state nursing home, where he must contend with being the only young person in the clinic--and with an abusive head nurse.

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vicky_401

One to watch

Although not the best film ever made, Fred Savage's portrayal as a kid with muscular dystrophy alone is reason to watch this film.

It is very much like One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest, with the same forceful style nurse, and one patient (Mike Mills) who knows the real medicine the patients need. A great film

Erin-40

Not Bad

It really wasn't all that bad, no it wasn't Emmy material either, but we can deal.

The main reason to watch this made for TV movie is the acting. Kevin Spacey is great as always, and Fred Savage actually gets a chance to act without a hovering voice butting in.

despite being a little depressing at times, it is overall pretty worthwhile. One of the major flaws I noticed though was that even though this poor kid is enduring these horrible things in this nursing home, you have to wonder, Were is this boy's mother?!?!?! I was really hoping the aid, Wade (Kevin Spacey) would adopt the poor kid and make his short life better. But don't worry, he does come to the rescue in the end.

Go for it...you may be surprised.

8Chelle-6

Fred Savage proves his talents.

Fred Savage (The Wonder Years) proves that he has capabilities way beyond what anybody would have expected of him. Playing the role of the disabled teenager in the true story could not have been easy, but he does so very convincingly. This film really makes you think about the conditions in homes for the disabled, and wonder how far the truth goes...

10MistyLea21

Touching

I have Muscular Dystrophy and my mother was told to put me in a nursing home and Thank God she didn't. But the face is that they did do that to a lot of disabled people back then. This movie was wonderful and touching and Fred Savage played the role well. Is there any way at all to track down a copy of this movie?

10trudiyeates

Brilliant, heartwarming and thought provoking.

Watched the film for the first time 3 days ago. I was so glued to the TV as the performance/story line/emotion had me glued. Amazing acting around such a dramatic heart wrenching story. Many aspects that were covered such as disability, care quality within the health care system, and the strength/determination of the disabled child living in a world which included those who did not care.

The phrase he wrote about remembering him made me cry a little because it was so beautiful. I hope the film has woken many people up with regard to the plight of the disabled. Well done to all who made this beautiful thought provoking film. I applaud you.