They were touched by Joseph's plight and troubled by the pervasive sadness. "We could imagine how sad it would be to not have your mom any more, to be in a new school, to not have friends and to be in trouble." "It was sad, but the ending was happy."
Extraordinary production of a moving story. On-location filming exposes mainstream kids to the poverty, religion and lifestyles that exist outside the U.S. Story unfolds slowly and thoughtfully, with believable incidences and characters and much dignity.
Upon the death of his mother, a ten-year-old boy in India is sent to a boarding school by his father. Saddened, he leaves his best friend and the village of his childhood to lead a new life. Based on memoirs by Joseph Macwan, "Lohi No Sambandh."
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