Review by hansbernabe

I first saw this film at my old university, during a career center workshop. I wasn't expecting much, I was focused more on the rest of my day rather than to watch some documentary. But as the film went on, I found myself caring more and more for Mr. Hardiman. It was as if he became a member of my family and I grew concern for him. The way the film portrays his love and forgiveness is excellent, and it has taught me to be a more humble person in my everyday life. Sometimes you don't realize the blessings you have until you see someone else's point of view. I also enjoyed the historical aspects of the film. There are many underground stories in this world that you have never heard of. This is one that truly deserves to be shared.