Saint of Fort Washington

1993 • 103 ນາທີ

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Friendship. It's there for the good times. It's invaluable for the bad times. Jerry and Matthew have each other to rely on as they cope on New York City's mean streets. They also have a dream: to work their way back into the mainstream. Danny Glover and Matt Dillon give finely etched portrayals of life on society's fringe in this moving tale of friendship directed by Tim Hunter (Tex, River's Edge). Glover, who prepared for his role by going incognito as a "street person," is Jerry, a man who did everything right but was blindsided by fate. Dillon is Matthew, who slipped through a crack in the bureaucratic system and onto the streets. Equipped with buckets and squeegees, the two friends have a lot of work ahead. And a lot of heart to see themselves through.

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Below Average, I am not sure what the moral of the story is. Danny Glover character would probably be much rougher and more bipolar than this character. It's hard to imagine a homeless shelter with less security :(. Thanks. God bless. Aaron

Now this is 1 movie I wouldn't mind seeing a remake of, not to mention a prequel. This film just screams compassion, and indeed opened my eyes on the subject of mental health.

I absolutely love this movie.. The morals behind it, the story just one of my all time favorite