Very warm and very healing!

The Angel subway station where James sells charity magazines is a must pass every day. In the movie, they take the 38th bus that I often take. I feel that this is a very healing film, and it was shot very clean.
In the film, James used his dirty fingers to index coins and still earned my tears. When James took Bob to visit his father's house rashly, and was almost evicted from the house, it also made people wonder why there are such hard-hearted people.
At the end of the film, James' father finally accepted the prodigal son who turned back and answered his wife loudly. When I was talking to my son and grandson, I felt that the world was still beautiful.
After watching the movie, I bought a charity magazine when I went out. The price has increased from 2.55 pounds in the movie to 3 pounds. When giving the money, I ran into the hand of the homeless man, it was cold.

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