I saw this movie when I was in Junior High School, and for the first time in my life, I found a movie that completely touched my heart. The message it conveyed has stuck with me ever since, and I'm in my 50's! I think it was the first one that made me cry, inside and outside. I too was indoctrinated in the Christian faith, though I enjoyed the interaction with many Jewish friends. I was born and raised in Long Island, so it was a given that I would be a part of this interaction.
I truly believe that this film sculpted my thoughts about tolerance. My career brought me into the garment district where I made even more Jewish friends, and I loved being around the environment.
My thought on the idea of tolerance is that we're all people; we're all the same, and no one should ever judge someone by their religious background-ever! I certainly wish that this film would be put on DVD, and maybe I could cry again, for joy!
I truly believe that this film sculpted my thoughts about tolerance. My career brought me into the garment district where I made even more Jewish friends, and I loved being around the environment.
My thought on the idea of tolerance is that we're all people; we're all the same, and no one should ever judge someone by their religious background-ever! I certainly wish that this film would be put on DVD, and maybe I could cry again, for joy!