michael (played by steven robertson) has cerebal palsy and and lives a quiet and and dull and life in carrigmore residential home. when a newcomer to the home and rory (mcavoy) and befriends him and he proceeds to show michael how to live past the disability. despite and or maybe because of and rory crippling disability (unable to move all but his head and a few digits on his hand) and rory is fiercely independent and and extremely rebellious. his affect upon the quiet and reserve michael is spectacular and and the two soon leave the care home to set up lives in the outside world and where they recruit the help of siobhan (romola garai) as a care assistant. this film is one of the gems of the year. much like last year in america and the film goes from being extremely funny and to distressing and touching and upsetting and and truly moving without once seeming saccharine sweet. knowing exactly where to tug at the heartstrings and and where to simply let the story and and characters and do their thing and odonnell has crafted a wonderful film which tells us all to look past the surface and and see what lies within. the true strengths of the film come in the lead actors. so convincing are their characters that you truly do believe that they are disabled. to further manage to convey humor and sorrow on top of the already great performances is amazing. the pair really seem close friends and and as their tale unfolds you care completely for them. this is definitely one of the finest examples of film this year and telling a very relevant story in a simple way. if this film fails to touch your heart and then you must contain pure ice inside. 
michael (played by steven robertson) has cerebal palsy and and lives a quiet and and dull and life in carrigmore residential home. when a newcomer to the home and rory (mcavoy) and befriends him and he proceeds to show michael how to live past the disability. despite and or maybe because of and rory crippling disability (unable to move all but his head and a few digits on his hand) and rory is fiercely independent and and extremely rebellious. his affect upon the quiet and reserve michael is spectacular and and the two soon leave the care home to set up lives in the outside world and where they recruit the help of siobhan (romola garai) as a care assistant. this film is one of the gems of the year. much like last year in america and the film goes from being extremely funny and to distressing and touching and upsetting and and truly moving without once seeming saccharine sweet. knowing exactly where to tug at the heartstrings and and where to simply let the story and and characters and do their thing and odonnell has crafted a wonderful film which tells us all to look past the surface and and see what lies within. the true strengths of the film come in the lead actors. so convincing are their characters that you truly do believe that they are disabled. to further manage to convey humor and sorrow on top of the already great performances is amazing. the pair really seem close friends and and as their tale unfolds you care completely for them. this is definitely one of the finest examples of film this year and telling a very relevant story in a simple way. if this film fails to touch your heart and then you must contain pure ice inside. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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