I love this film, apart from being very funny, it so beautifully portrays some insights of the daily challenges of severe disability, the emotional needs, and others prejudices and patronising behaviour. Drisss sometimes painfully honest view is a refreshing lifesaver for his employer. As he treats him as a man, not an invalid. Its a true story and you see the real people at the end of the film. There are many non-wheelchair dependent disabled, either with or without crutches, who gamely struggle on each day with moderate to severe pain, incontinence and restricted mobility. Please dont challenge them as they struggle to get in and out of their car in a disabled parking slot at the supermarket, if they manage without sticks or a chair. It may be a rare good day and one when they can pretend to feel normal. To be washed and dressed takes a superhuman effort, let alone driving the car or getting round a supermarket. Ok rant over! Enjoy the clip.
Posted on: Fri, 18 Apr 2014 08:36:09 +0000
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