Carol of the Bells

Carol of the bells is a family drama film. The story of carol of the bells is when Scott finds his biological mother and finds out she has Down Syndrome. I felt happy and sad because he wants his son Jeremy to see carol and I felt sad because Scott doesn't want to talk to his biological mother and Scott just wants to move on. I connected to this story because it touches me deep down. The actor Helen Harris who played the character of Donna Mills was frustrated because Karen read a letter to her.

This movie is so well done that it moved me to tears the cast really sold me on the narrative of the story and gives a lot of people with disabilities a lot of hope to work in the filming industry with nerotypical people of the business,its a wonderful film.

I love this movie though I'm a little bias I have no choice but to love it the baby that plays baby carol at the end of the movie is my daughter Hannah Munk though they Miss spelled the last name it's actually Monk. Even though she doesn't remember being in it I am soo proud of my baby girl.

I loved this film. It focuses on the importance of family, love and coming to terms with your past. I read that a majority of the crew and some of the cast had developmental differences - and I loved the full circle inclusivity in producing such a beautiful story.

Carol of the Bells is a heart warming film. I loved the performance of the little boy. The film itself focuses on mental and physical disabilities in our society and how it is addressed. I would highly recommend this to anyone who loves to watch feel good movies.