In the 1940s a 40-year-old woman with four healthy children gives birth to a girl with Down syndrome.In the 1940s a 40-year-old woman with four healthy children gives birth to a girl with Down syndrome.In the 1940s a 40-year-old woman with four healthy children gives birth to a girl with Down syndrome.
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- GoofsJewel removes Brenda Kay's hair ribbon from her hair before her bath, then after a camera switch the ribbon is back in her hair.
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Superior Portrayal of a Sensitive Subject With a Happy Ending
My review for this movie is way up there. Farrah, as usual, delivers an excellent, realistic performance. I always said she was and is a great actress. The husband was a bit weak, but, overall, a fine performance from him as well, and let's not forget the young lady who played Brenda Kay, either. I caught this movie on late night LMN, started watching it and was quite moved at many points throughout the film. I feel it shows the plight and decisions a poor struggling family in Mississippi had to make for the love of their retarded daughter, their move to California, and their ultimate decisions that needed to be made. Their is a real evolution in the family, and Brenda Kay is not the only member with problems. Farrah's performance is superior; don't miss this "jewel" of a movie; it's a gem. Excellent.
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- Sep 25, 2007
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