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An emotional drama about life on the streets and a social class that makes us look at who these homeless people really are.

Leslie Nielsons portrayal of "John Doe" the mysterious homeless man with a past that is uncovered as the story evolves takes us to meet various street friends and on the way understand the true humanity of people in every walk of life.

Just finished watching this movie and taking in mind the fact that I

started watching it at 5:00a.m. it gives you a pretty good clue that

there was really nothing on T.V. but this seemed interesting

enough. If you get passed the small stories within the stories you

might find it entertaining enough. Centered around a stunt gone

wrong and a need to get away from it all, our "hero" escapes to

New Zealand for a much needed break form it all. Small

adventures evolve and our hero and has newly found selves find

themselves in one adventure after another. Not: If for nothing else, watch the movie to see Zoe Naylor, you'll

thank me later.

I for one one know how to say anything in French other that "yes","yes sir","excuse me" and other sorted words/comments which wouldn't get me out of the French airport; but there's something about this movie as all good foreign films that made me fluent in the French language I was immediately wrapped up in the world of these two girls who fall for their boyfriends but despite the fact that their plan to leave all together comes down to the girls degrading themselves into the world of prostitution where the are subsequently seen as outcasts by their friends and classmates and seen as no more then whores by the boys who "use their services" the girls learn the hard way that not everything is the way it seems. In the end I feel sad for the loss of true love due to the circumstances by way of the only boy which really did love her in his own naive way but could not get the same love back from a girl who's hart was stolen by someone else who in the end would betray her trust. In the world we live in now growing pains are much more common by the ways perfectly portrayed in this film and in this ever changing world we could all learn something from the mistakes of these two girls but never the less this kind of life story is one better experienced personally.