Una finestra sul cielo

Even though about three quarters of the way through, this movie begins to run out of steam it still is an exceptional film. The ski equipment and clothing were dead on for the time period and adds much to the picture. Even though it was partly about skiing a person watching this doesn't have to be a skier or have ever skied to enjoy it. Superior to the sequel. A must see as far as human interest movies go.

I became a paraplegic at the age of 23 on May 10th. 1979. When I came home from the rehab center the movie The Other Side of the Mountain came on. I had no idea what the movie was about. My girlfriend and I watched and cried through the whole movie. I could not believe how close it hit home and what my family and friends were going through. It is and always will be one of my favorite movies. I taped both one and two, but through out the years the tape is hard to watch and would love to get a new version of the movie. I wrote a book ( Rolling through Life )about my life after 30 years as a paraplegic, married for 25 and two beautiful children latter, life is good :) Sincerely. Lorraine "Scott" Bain

RR#1 Arcadia Box 4660

Yarmouth Ns Canada

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I saw this picture in 1983 on TV and then never forget for so touching true story and now this DVD just come out officially in brazilian market with a dubbed original version, yesterday l revisited this amazing story with a fine performance of Marilyn Hasset and Beau Bridges, besides has Belinda Montgomey the star of Man from Atlantis, good memories from the past....marvelous movie!!

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First watch: 1983 / How many: 2 / Source: TV-DVD / Rating: 7.25

My girlfriend and I watched the movie, a few years later I even swiped one of Dick's lines from the movie, I told my girlfriend "I don't care if you walk, crawl or slither on your belly like a snake up the isle." It was a few years later that she went up the isle in a wheelchair, she had MS when I met her and took her from me twenty five years later. I would like to thank Jill and Marilyn for their story and performance to help us along. I am a cross between her cowboy and Mad Dog and we had a good time together while it lasted. We knew each other for twenty five years and were together for nineteen, I took care of her as a caregiver for seventeen of those nineteen until 1997 when I lost her to the MS. Again, thank you Jill and Marilyn you helped us a lot. Steve

I am a 56 year old woman who has survived many tragedies. We all have a story and it is either a springboard or a crutch. My freshman year of college I got Bell's palsy leaving 1/2 of my face disfigured for life permanently. Ten years later at the onset of labor the other side of my face "fell." I have a very rare case of permanent bilateral Bell's palsy and will never smile again. I was married 20 years and reared 3 children but I live daily with a face lacking any emotion. Trapped inside. I have grown to live a full life and although I can't smile or laugh with joy I am happy and blessed. I watched this movie back at the beginning of the BP. If she could survive and recover who was I to throw in the towel. This movie is moving, inspirational and literally saved me. I share it with others who find themselves in despair. We all have challenges and life isn't easy but you can only control how you react. Thank you Jill for sharing your story. I owe you my life.