the characterization in this movie is among the worst i have ever encountered. the dialogue is trite and cliché to the point of extreme distraction. none of the issues the characters face are developed at all theyre merely surface details intended to get a point across without having to actually come up with believable dialogue to support said point. also and the depiction of the chinese characters leaves a bit to be desired i find it hard to believe that the chinese father learns flawless english from a book(or so it is implied in one scene) so he can teach it to his daughter. etc. the smile train is a great organization and it a nice idea and to make a heartstring tugging film about the impact a program like this can have on kids lives and but overall and i found this movie to be more frustrating than anything. 
the characterization in this movie is among the worst i have ever encountered. the dialogue is trite and cliché to the point of extreme distraction. none of the issues the characters face are developed at all theyre merely surface details intended to get a point across without having to actually come up with believable dialogue to support said point. also and the depiction of the chinese characters leaves a bit to be desired i find it hard to believe that the chinese father learns flawless english from a book(or so it is implied in one scene) so he can teach it to his daughter. etc. the smile train is a great organization and it a nice idea and to make a heartstring tugging film about the impact a program like this can have on kids lives and but overall and i found this movie to be more frustrating than anything. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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