Boys of Summer

Name: Boys of Summer
Genre: Documentary
Released: 2006-02-21
Duration: 1 h 35 min
Rating: 8.7
Cast: Joe Buck, Dan Cochrane, Robert David Cochrane

20062006
1h 35m

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Robert David Cochrane and Dan Cochrane in Boys of Summer (2006)

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My father (who has Parkinson Disease) and I road-tripped 20,000 miles in two months to see a game at each of the 30 Major League Ballparks. We also visited the MLB Hall of Fame, the Negro Le... Read allMy father (who has Parkinson Disease) and I road-tripped 20,000 miles in two months to see a game at each of the 30 Major League Ballparks. We also visited the MLB Hall of Fame, the Negro League Museum and the Field of Dreams in Dyersville, Iowa. We interviewed father and sons, m... Read allMy father (who has Parkinson Disease) and I road-tripped 20,000 miles in two months to see a game at each of the 30 Major League Ballparks. We also visited the MLB Hall of Fame, the Negro League Museum and the Field of Dreams in Dyersville, Iowa. We interviewed father and sons, mothers and daughters as well as fellow Parkinsonians everywhere we went. 50% of the procee... Read all

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I thought Boys of Summer was excellent. It's a movie that all baseball fans will enjoy, as well as anyone who appreciates a very nice father-son story. I particularly enjoyed seeing each and every park in the Major Leagues, and the close bond that Robert and Dan have with each other. You get a real feel of their personalities and the type of relationship they have with each other, one that would make many fathers & sons a little jealous. The ballparks are great....and as anyone who has been to many of them knows, each one is unique, and something to be savored. And all the while, you see the struggles that people with Parkinson's have, which gave me a much better understanding of the disease. I would highly recommend this to everyone I know.

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