This movie touched my heart and should inspire others especially those who like to judge others based on their appearance etc. We are all made in Gods image and for God all of us are equal so why not we treat others as how God would treat them.. especially those with disability anyone who the society rejects...all those who are in school or college must watch this movie..may be you can brighten somone's life especially the loner one's who don't have any friend.

I don't usually write reviews, so for me to be writing this is saying a lot. I wanted to like this movie so badly as the topics that it covers are very close to my heart. But after watching it, all I can say is... no. The main character, Cara, is unlikeable at best. They try to show her character developing and learning to accept others, but all I can see is a character who continues to stand by as her "friends" make despicable comments like "I'm not going to homecoming on a short bus." I also have a problem with how Cara is portrayed as a saint for... being friends with someone? If all of this wasn't bad enough, the acting is cringeworthy and the writing is just bad. The only reason that I'm not giving this movie 1 star is because I did like their portrayal of Young Life-- finally media that highlights love, acceptance, and forgiveness as the principles of the Christian faith. I also have to give them props for actually hiring actors with Down Syndrome to portray the characters. But other than that... no. Just no. Don't waste your time with this movie.

wow what an amazing Christian movie! I never cry at movies but at this one I did. I loved the relationship between the 2 main actresses and I love how it showed a realistic situation dealing with Down Syndrome people. The ending was so heartbreaking and I cannot believe that the girl died. That part broke my heart. I love the story of forgiveness and bullying in this story and it is one of the best Christian movies I have seen.