The movie is based on the true story of the relationship between L.A. Times columnist Steve Lopez and a homeless musician with schizophrenia by the name of Nathaniel Ayers. The film follows the two, as Steve makes attempts to try to better Nathaniel’s quality of life, while writing about their relationship in his column. The movie also does a lot to try to make the audience aware of the homeless population and their daily struggles, especially those who suffer from mental illness, and it does a good job of it too.
The original from the life of Steve Lopez (Robert Downey Jr..) as one columnist who picked up a newspaper story Nathaniel Ayers (Jamie Foxx), one of the Julliard student who dropped out due to abnormalities (no explained why ...) and finally they get intimate relationships in line with life Steve personally. conflict presented here is, of determination someone who wants to help others to achieve his goals.
in the first 10 minutes I thought this movie like August Rush, but the story focused emphasis on the homeless in the United States and the Government, can be said about the socio-political. but if we look carefully, many things we can learn from the film kutipan2 player. want to know?
The original from the life of Steve Lopez (Robert Downey Jr..) as one columnist who picked up a newspaper story Nathaniel Ayers (Jamie Foxx), one of the Julliard student who dropped out due to abnormalities (no explained why ...) and finally they get intimate relationships in line with life Steve personally. conflict presented here is, of determination someone who wants to help others to achieve his goals.
in the first 10 minutes I thought this movie like August Rush, but the story focused emphasis on the homeless in the United States and the Government, can be said about the socio-political. but if we look carefully, many things we can learn from the film kutipan2 player. want to know?
