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Ver I'll Push You

(58) 8.3 100 min 2017 Subtitles and Closed Captions

I'll Push You is a movie starring Patrick Gray, Justin Skeesuck, and Ted Hardy. It all started with three little words. I'll Push You is an up-close and personal look into the dynamics of a life-long friendship between of two best...

Genres
Drama, Adventure, Documentary
Director
Terry Parish, Chris Karcher
Starring
Michael Turner, Justin Skeesuck, Patrick Gray, Ted Hardy

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Genres Drama, Adventure, Documentary
Director Terry Parish, Chris Karcher
Writer Terry Parish, Chris Karcher
Stars Michael Turner, Justin Skeesuck, Patrick Gray, Ted Hardy
Country USA, Spain
Also Known As I'll Push You: A Real-Life Inspiration, Ti porto io
Runtime 1 h 40 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description It all started with three little words. I'll Push You is an up-close and personal look into the dynamics of a life-long friendship between of two best friends - Justin Skeesuck and Patrick Gray - as they travel across El Camino de Santiago. This feature-length documentary covers the struggle of the 34-day, 500-mile hike across mountains, deserts, hills, and valleys and features perspectives from family and friends. Even though the story begins with the challenges that come with Patrick's answering of the invitation to push Justin in a wheelchair across northern Spain, it also explores the struggles related to Justin's rare neurological disease. The parallel paths of Patrick's experience in Spain and Justin's life journey come together in a singular moment to reveal to Patrick something unezpected. The story's beautiful cinematography is set to poignant music tracks that underscore, perfectly, the inspiring example of generosity and vulnerability on display. The film is an intimate portrait of an epic journey and explores the true meaning of friendship, generosity, and vulnerability. It's a one-of-a-kind documentary chronicling their pilgrimage, which will resonate with viewers craving stories of faith, hope, love, and the power of community. Their trek in 2014 captured the imagination of the world and was featured in the Huffington Post, The Meredith Vieira Show, Der Spiegel, Fox and Friends, and many other outlets. Since their return from Spain, the subjects of the film are sharing their message of hope, faith, and community worldwide.

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Melissa C.
Monday, 29 Jun 2020 03:56

I just saw this documentary and I must say I enjoyed it a lot. The subject matter is very important and there were many good moments in it. But, the last twenty minutes of it where the documentary is talking about some other people and not so much about the oil industry are just unbelievable. I thought I had been duped. My advice is to skip this documentary and go see "Cowspiracy" instead. The documentary is about big corporations, not about the oil industry.
Bryan Barnett
Friday, 26 Jun 2020 13:10

Hands down, this is the best documentary I have ever seen. It has everything you would want in a documentary - It's well shot, it tells the story well, it was very interesting and engaging. There was no question of "Are they telling the truth?" I think it is true that this documentary was shot by an independent filmmaker, so there is no hype in the way the documentary was shot, but that didn't hurt at all. There are a few things that are obviously misleading, like the interview with former Anonymous leader, Hector Xavier Monsegur. He is certainly not an idiot - he knows all about these things - but he does not discuss them with the film-maker, nor with his brother. He just casually mentions them and they're left to their own imaginations. I don't know what the producer of this film was thinking, but it's not as if the director, who actually did work for Anonymous, is the only one who knows about these things. Also, the documentary is only 92 minutes long - which isn't that long at all. The camera is never on the interviewees, which I think is important, as if the camera is on the participants, they're completely alone. I've read some of the other comments here about this, and it's sad how some people think that these people are liars. I think they're telling the truth, so I don't see any problem with that. It doesn't bother me, I just think it's better to have a more objective look at this. I don't think it's entirely accurate, but I think it's still interesting, because it's interesting how these people had to be interviewed and what they're going through. It's also interesting how this documentary is made, as if it's not like the documentary I saw years ago about Anonymous. This is a documentary that is good to watch, and it's a documentary that you can't take your eyes off of. I recommend this to anyone who's interested in Anonymous, or who has an interest in the world of Anonymous. 8/10
John
Friday, 26 Jun 2020 07:14

This is a great movie. And it's about a man that became a musician after his parents divorced. He had a lot of problems and became addicted to pills. He was a drug addict, but he didn't want to get out of his rut. He worked really hard to get out of it. The movie talks about what he did and how it affected his life. It's a sad movie but a good movie. You will probably cry at some point. This is a great movie.
Denise Cox
Wednesday, 24 Jun 2020 23:55

These guys are some of the best, as evidenced by this documentary. It's a deep, well-researched, and amazingly well-made documentary. There's so much you can take away from it, and you'll be able to connect with it on a personal level. And it's not one of those documentaries that just tells you a story that you already know. These guys know a lot of stuff about these men. This is what they went through, and this is what they would have gone through if it was a bigger story. This is their story. These are the people who built an empire, and they're a bunch of guys who are still in it. And it's fascinating to see how things could have gone a whole lot worse. We can also understand how we'd react differently, had we been in their situation. Some of the things that they describe to us, and how we should have reacted, we can feel the same way. What can we learn from this? It's a very compelling documentary.
Mark Vasquez
Monday, 22 Jun 2020 09:01

Praise for this movie is overwhelming. I've read the other reviews and am amazed that the reviewers were so negative. This movie is incredibly powerful and should be seen by all. There are a number of elements of the movie that I found very powerful. It's great to see a movie that deals with the concept of trans-racial adoption, and also deal with the negative effects of the adoption process. I was moved to tears several times and felt the need to say things like, "I'm not okay, I can't believe this is happening to me, and I want my kid back. I want my kid back." This movie is very powerful, and should be seen by all.
Dorothy Kelly
Thursday, 18 Jun 2020 16:45

This is a well produced film that is in my opinion as good as the first. It is well worth watching. It was interesting to see the reactions from a variety of people from the 'forgotten' people of the world to the 'celebrities' that the film was made for. Many of the people interviewed were actually much more liberal than I was and some were actually very conservative. The people interviewed seemed to feel that this film should have been shown to them and they should have known the impact it would have on their lives. The film is not all doom and gloom. There is a lot of humour and it is a good thing that the film was made before the over-saturation of many documentaries that only show a few things that are related to current events. The documentary also makes you appreciate a few people who do not conform to the stereotypes that you have heard so much about. The documentary does not try to force the viewer to agree with the opinions that it is presenting but lets you see people who are different and maybe even quite different from you. Some of the people interviewed are very different from the stereotypes that you have heard so much about and this was very interesting to see and a great way to get to know a variety of different people from different backgrounds. There are no doubt a lot of people that will not like this film but it is an interesting insight into the minds of people who may not be as 'normal' as you may think. The film also makes you realise that sometimes our beliefs about people do not come from the facts and that there is more to the lives of people than what you see on the news or in the papers. It is a good film that can be appreciated by many people. I would recommend this film to everyone and I look forward to seeing it again in the future.
Olivia M.
Monday, 15 Jun 2020 08:24

A few months ago I watched a documentary about the process of making "The Last Waltz" and it was quite interesting. The story of the making of the film is interesting and it is a good way to get to know the director and the cast. However, the documentary was very biased towards the director and the film itself. The director was interviewed by the producer and the director's wife. They were biased and they didn't really explain anything about the film. The director's wife was very negative towards the film and the director's wife seemed to be in love with the film and the director. The documentary made the film seem like it was a disaster and a waste of time. I was also very disappointed with the documentary. I didn't really understand the film and the director was biased towards the film. It was a very biased documentary. I would not recommend this documentary to anyone.
Joshua O.
Sunday, 14 Jun 2020 18:32

When I saw this film at the 2013 International Film Festival in Vienna I thought it would be a kind of documentary. It's a rather rare event when a film can do this with a major film festival. So I decided to go in expecting the worst. I knew I was in for a good film, but this was nothing but the opposite. The real question is why this film was so good and why it was not recognized at all. The question of the film is whether it's a documentary, a propaganda, or a fictional. If you know the subject, you will not miss anything. But if you don't know the subject, you will not miss anything. The film goes on very well, but there are certain parts where it is not quite clear what it's about. It's not easy to explain it. But I must say it's a great film. I recommend this film to all people who have seen or heard about the subject.
Beverly Barnett
Saturday, 06 Jun 2020 16:11

This is a great documentary about one of the most famous rockers in the world. His name is Slash, and he's known for being a huge-ass rock star, and being a rebellious young man. I'm not a huge Slash fan, but I really liked this documentary. This is not a documentary about his music, and he's not very good at talking about it. It's more about him as a person, and how he has changed throughout the years. It's very entertaining. But, it also goes into his life and his relationships, and how he treats people. This documentary is good for anyone, and it's good for all the fans of rock. Also, I liked how they didn't tell Slash's wife, who was very mad that he had done drugs. I know that many fans of Slash are mad at him because of this, but, I think that it's important to show that he's just a guy that does drugs. It's just like what the Queen's did with the music. Slash is the same way. He's just a guy who does drugs.
Karen A.
Friday, 05 Jun 2020 22:29

When a little girl is kidnapped, her family wants to get a 'positive' news of the kidnapping to the news media. They put a 'bad' news to the family and then prepare the news, but they also try to get the girl back. This documentary follows the family members, relatives and journalists trying to get the 'positive' news of the abduction of the little girl, as well as the reporter and the reporter's camera man trying to get the footage of the abduction. A great documentary which shows how a family can fight and make the wrong news and still be able to keep their hopes up and also how the news media will try to tell the wrong news to the people, making them doubt and despair. A must watch.
Adam
Wednesday, 03 Jun 2020 19:29

I enjoyed this film and found it to be interesting and thought provoking. Although the story was a bit rushed, it was still very moving and worthwhile. This is a must see for those of us who believe that the past is not written in stone and that the past can and will be changed by changing what we do with the present. This is a film that is worth watching.
Ruth Smith
Tuesday, 02 Jun 2020 06:13

These four friends don't really have anything in common other than being underdogs. Their lives are a maze of lies, deceit, and deceitful deals. Their own family is a central, vital part of the story, but it's not really something that's explored in any depth. I found the short documentary about them to be very moving and poignant, but in the end, I couldn't quite connect with any of the characters. All of the interviews are conducted from the perspective of each of the friends. There is a lot of insight in their stories, but I felt that I didn't really get a good sense of why these people were the way they were. There's no way to put a name to what the narrator calls a "myth," but I found myself thinking about it often. This is a personal film, and it's an interesting one. But it's not a film that I think people should rush out to see. I think that if you really want to learn about the people in the film, you should probably watch a few documentaries.
Marie
Friday, 29 May 2020 08:01

I recently viewed this documentary at the Toronto International Film Festival. I was pleasantly surprised at the level of the filmmaking. It was clearly a very, very labor intensive project and yet the results were truly heart warming. The first part of the documentary tells the story of one person who was an adult, but he was still a child at the time of the shooting. He was completely destroyed by the police, they were saying that the child was responsible for the actions of the adults. The adult child had no idea what was going on. But as the documentary goes on, the story of the child grows. The director and crew made the decision to focus the attention on the child, who was truly a lost soul. They also showed how difficult the family's life was, as well as how difficult it was for the child to process what was happening. The film went through the entire progression of the child's life, from a young child to a teenager. The child was sad and scared, and yet the audience was left with a feeling of empathy and love for the child. The scenes of the children's childhood and youth were very powerful. We felt a connection with the children and the director captured the feelings of the child in his interviews. The director does a great job of capturing the loneliness of the children and the need to fit in. This documentary will give a lot of people hope that, in the future, we will not only see documentaries like this, but that we will see documentaries that will do justice to the stories of the people they were made about. The children were filmed by an artist and the director captured the same feeling of being a child. The director made great work of not only capturing the humanity of the children, but also of capturing the humanity of the parents. The film was shot on a hand-held camera. It was slow-paced, but the director managed to capture the emotion of the children. This was a wonderful documentary that I would recommend to anyone.
Emma
Saturday, 23 May 2020 14:42

I'm not a big fan of James Franco, but I think he was pretty good in this movie. He's pretty funny, but the movie is just so sad. I think it's a good movie to watch if you're looking for something that makes you think. I think the movie is very sad, but it's a good movie. I think it's one of the best documentaries I've ever seen.
Lisa
Monday, 18 May 2020 08:57

In the words of the late Professor Bernard Harcourt, "everybody has got to start somewhere." Billions of people are facing hunger, but too few have started. This documentary examines how the rich and powerful fight back against an overreaching bureaucracy, its citizenry, and the people it employs. The documentary was a National Geographic special, but it should have been much better. The filmmakers focus too much on food and its production, and not enough on the people who feed them. The documentary is peppered with visuals, but too often, they are static or static-like. The film is shot in black-and-white, which seems like a good idea until you realize that the film is shot in color. For example, the film's most memorable image is the shot of the "food pyramid" that I watched while watching it. However, the food pyramid was in black and white, not color. I am sure the Food Pyramid was in color, but the black-and-white shot of it was more interesting to me. The filmmakers spend too much time talking about the concept of the Food Pyramid, but not enough time on the images that are shown. They should have focused on the food pyramid, not on the people who make it. The filmmakers focused too much on the Food Pyramid, but they should have focused on the people who make it.
Daniel
Sunday, 17 May 2020 07:26

I found this documentary really interesting and very moving. I think it was great that they used both interviews and footage from the program to show their own perspectives of the work they do. I enjoyed hearing about the many different roles they play in their communities and how it impacts their lives. I also liked that they didn't necessarily focus on the financial difficulties of the project, but rather on the social issues that can arise when people are trying to take care of their family and their communities. I thought that they showed a very deep and sincere love and support for the kids and the families. The director is very talented and I think he really brought this documentary to life.
Heather
Thursday, 14 May 2020 16:32

As I watched this documentary on YouTube, I was captivated. It had a lot of a great information about hip-hop and the culture of rap music. It also showed the highs and lows of the group N.W.A and the situations they had to go through in their lives. It showed the struggles of each member and their own opinions about the group's music. It also showed the inner struggle of the group and how they got from one low to another. The documentary had a few interesting facts about the group. For example, how they got their name and how they met each other. And also some facts about their life in general. The documentary did not show the real relationship between Ice Cube and Dr. Dre, however. Although it was a good documentary, it could have been better. I think the director did a very good job showing the life of N.W.A. but it could have been better. Overall, the documentary was very good and it really showed the life of the group. It had a lot of good facts and interesting facts about the group. Also it was a good documentary about the group.
Christine W.
Thursday, 14 May 2020 04:48

In the title, I think the movie is not really about boxing, but about the power of the human spirit. The theme is about the relationship between two people that can't be easily separated and the power of love. I love this movie because it's so true about love. It's also about the power of a great fighter and his team to help a poor fighter, just because they are poor. The movie's message is so powerful. This movie is a great movie. I would recommend it to all boxing fans. The movie is very emotional and gripping. It's a great movie.
Brenda J.
Wednesday, 06 May 2020 20:07

I liked the documentary because it left me with some questions. First, I am a little bothered by the fact that the filmmakers do not explain how all the people involved became involved with the topic of child trafficking. What is it about? Is it an international issue? What is the motivation? If it's international, why do these people do this? The film also seems to be out of sync with the older generation of young people who were raised in the 70's and 80's. For me it is important to note that I am not really into the 1970's but I have been taught about child trafficking. I am not the only one who believes that child trafficking is an issue and that this documentary is an important reminder. There is a great deal of tension in the movie between the younger generation and the older generation. There are also a few scenes where the parents of the victims are shown as being incredibly indifferent to what their children are doing and to their own children's well being. To me, this is very hard to watch because I have heard from friends who have been there. This is not the issue that is portrayed in this film. This is an issue that people should know about. There is another aspect of this documentary that I find interesting. A lot of the time, I find it hard to understand why the women who are caught in the crossfire of the sex trade are so obsessed with getting their children out of the streets. It's not like they are running a convent school. They are just desperate to get out of there. This is one of the themes that I feel is missing from the film. As a viewer, I felt like the director was being too kind to the people that were caught up in the sex trade and also too harsh on the people that were not caught up in the sex trade. It was a difficult balance to make and I think that this film does a good job of it. I also liked that the documentary did not dwell on the victims' family or friends. The women are portrayed as having no way out. I believe that this is because the victims themselves were not the main characters of the story. The film does not really focus on the individuals that were involved in the trafficking. I think that that is also a good thing. I feel that the film could have done a lot more with the footage that it had. The fact that it was filmed in very beautiful surroundings, in the city, in the forest. All of that shows that this is a great film that is worth seeing. I think that the film is not perfect. I am not really a fan of the interviews that were done with the men. The documentary was better when it focused on the women and children and their families. This was not the case. The interviews with the men were not particularly informative. I think that this could have been better and I think that the film could have done more with this. Overall, I think that this is a great film that will be of interest to anyone interested in child trafficking and to anyone that is a fan of documentaries. I would recommend this film to anyone.
Megan Wright
Wednesday, 06 May 2020 14:19

I wanted to see this documentary because I was a big fan of the cast, and I really enjoyed the documentary. I think the reason I was so pleased with the documentary is that I wanted to be more active in my own healing, and I was pleasantly surprised. This is a great film to watch if you are in need of healing and want to see a documentary to help you. I believe that it is important for people to know what they are doing wrong, and what they are doing right. You can do so much with the information that is available in this film. I would recommend it to everyone who wants to know what is wrong with them, and what is right. It is important to know what you are doing wrong, and what you are doing right, and to take action.
Dennis
Saturday, 02 May 2020 15:58

An investigation of the "stalking" of a young woman in small-town Texas. This film was filmed on the same location as the famous incident, which occurred back in 1979. It's a much better documentary than I thought it would be. There are a lot of personal and dramatic moments in the film. It's worth watching.
Joshua L.
Tuesday, 28 Apr 2020 06:01

This movie follows the lives of a group of American soldiers in Afghanistan, who were all stationed together in the same field. It is told through the eyes of one soldier, and the use of hidden cameras and footage are used to highlight some of the darker aspects of life in Afghanistan. For a very good example of how the media can be used to make a point, see 'The Killing Fields'. It's not a documentary that tells a story of war, but rather a documentary that makes you think about what you have seen and heard. This is the main reason that this movie is so great. It shows the harshness of life in Afghanistan, the extreme poverty and lack of dignity that the Afghans have, and the lack of respect for the lives of others. It is a very interesting movie, and one that should be seen by anyone interested in the region, or anyone who can appreciate an interesting look at life in a war zone.
Judith H.
Saturday, 11 Apr 2020 10:02

In an attempt to protect the art of African-American culture, or rather the culture of African-Americans in general, it is easy to look back to the 1950s and 50s, when black people weren't allowed to express their feelings in public, and the media's racial bias toward them was prevalent. This documentary looks at this period in time and the way the media's political bias has affected the way black people are seen. The film explores the American Dream of the middle class black family, the joys and pains of raising a child, and how the media's racial bias has affected the black community. This documentary is excellent for any viewer looking to understand the African-American community's history.
Matthew Carroll
Saturday, 11 Apr 2020 09:22

No one could accuse this documentary of being anything but unbiased. It follows the private lives of the members of a rock band who find themselves stranded on a remote Indian Reservation after the band had to go on a break. By the end, the two groups - the followers and the critics - are united in their strong opposition to the band and its manager, who's back in town with his girlfriend, and the government which refuses to help. However, the fans soon find out that the only thing they can do is cheer for the band and support them in whatever they do. The documentary is actually quite lengthy and shows the band's reactions to the world around them and their thoughts on their actions. While this is a good thing, it is also a very human thing. As the movie progresses, the viewer gets to see how the band members grapple with the criticisms, their real feelings and their beliefs. It is a highly interesting subject and is one of the more complex documentaries I've ever seen. The documentary is very well edited and focuses on the most important aspects of the story - the band members and the fans. While the film does a good job of keeping you on your toes, it is also a very good documentary. Overall, this is a very good documentary about a great story and the band that makes it all happen. I recommend it to anyone who is a fan of music and wants to know more about what really makes a band great.
Robert
Saturday, 11 Apr 2020 08:44

I'm just an average Joe who had to face the struggles and frustration of having the children of his friends around him. I want to see the stories of the little girls and what happened to them, as well as the boys' lives and their families. And I'm sure that it's true that there are many many girls who have been forced into prostitution to support their families. It's a tragedy. But I'm also pretty sure that the movie doesn't talk about the abuse of the children, or the problems of the families, or even the money that was made by the children for the parents. What we have is a small documentary about the girls and their families and the problems they face. The stories are interesting and you'll have a great time watching it. This documentary was made by the British filmmaker Mark Webb. He's known for his documentary about the suffering of the women in Haiti. That one was very moving and very interesting. But this one is much more of a drama and a look at the lives of the girls. I liked it a lot. It was a very interesting movie about the struggles and issues of the girls. I recommend it to all those who like documentaries. I also recommend to all those who want to see a real movie about the issues that the girls and their families face.
Madison Hansen
Saturday, 11 Apr 2020 08:17

For years, the well-known Brazilian-born Hollywood director Fernando Meirelles has worked on movies about the effects of war on the human psyche. 'Forces of Nature' is one of them. I remember seeing this movie when I was a young man, and thinking that it was very interesting. However, I couldn't understand what was going on in the movie, until I saw it again recently. 'Forces of Nature' has been made and reviewed by many people, and it's one of the movies that has been criticized for its lack of realism. However, what is depicted in this movie is what really happened in the war-torn world of the Brazilian countryside during the 1960's. The reality of the situation is presented by a series of images, photographs and video clips that are clearly and clearly understood by the audience. 'Forces of Nature' is a very emotional movie, with several scenes that will make you sob. The performances are great. Every one of the cast members does a great job, and the ones who are not present in the film are really great. The direction is very strong, and the acting is perfect. The only drawback of this movie is that there are too many scenes that are a bit too long. This movie is definitely recommended to people who have never seen it, but for those who have seen it, you can still understand what is going on in the movie. It is recommended to watch it, but only if you can understand it.
Scott
Friday, 10 Apr 2020 06:18

The film was very well done, but it was too short. The length of the film was a little too short. It would have been better to have a little more time in the film. It was a great film and I would recommend it to anyone who is interested in the history of the 1960's. I would give it a 7/10.
Frances Griffin
Friday, 10 Apr 2020 02:42

I've seen this movie before, but never in a theater. This is the first time I saw it on a big screen. I don't know if this is because I'm a big fan of the director or I just like big screen movies. I'm not sure, but I enjoyed this movie. The movie is about the people who are being persecuted in the Muslim world. I've never seen the movie before, but I'm sure it's one of the best movies about the Muslim world. I really enjoyed the movie, and I think this movie is really worth watching. I think it's a great movie to watch with your family, and I recommend it to everyone.
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