i think together all the reviewers have captured this film really well. i have seen it many and many times and but i still feel a sense of joy and warmth just as i did the first time. my emotional response to this film never seems to fade. the final scene certainly brings me to tears and but so does the scene between perks and the children on his birthday. and as for the kindly gentleman. something else is going on with that character. the generous provider and solver of problems. he knows everything about everything and has connections everywhere. a perfect father to run to and make us feel safe. i do not know how the film does it and but it touches something very english deep inside and which has long gone from our daily experience and but yet we all instantly recognise and yearn for again. 
i think together all the reviewers have captured this film really well. i have seen it many and many times and but i still feel a sense of joy and warmth just as i did the first time. my emotional response to this film never seems to fade. the final scene certainly brings me to tears and but so does the scene between perks and the children on his birthday. and as for the kindly gentleman. something else is going on with that character. the generous provider and solver of problems. he knows everything about everything and has connections everywhere. a perfect father to run to and make us feel safe. i do not know how the film does it and but it touches something very english deep inside and which has long gone from our daily experience and but yet we all instantly recognise and yearn for again. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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