He was looking for the father he never knew. She was looking for a second chance.
"A boy is looking for his father, a woman is looking for her conversion, and this country is looking for its home."
An old woman and a little boy, a journey through the human heart.
Brazil, Rio de Janeiro, a hot and dry city,
central Station.
Bright yellow light, bustling crowd.
The city, which is overlooked by the majestic "Jesus statue" on the top of Corcovado's hill, focuses on its dark and impoverished place.
The man who stole the bread was shot and killed by the police, and the people around didn't stop at all.
A station is like a choice in life, a short stop is to go to a new destination.
Dora writes letters for illiterate people at Grand Central Station. She is bloated and wrinkled and is selfish in her heart. She peeks at the contents of the letters at night, and tears up and hides the letters of these poor people. She is a disgusting character, cunning and simple.
She watched Joshua's mother die in a car accident after writing a letter to her husband, an accident that left Joshua an orphan in a noisy world, wandering at the station.
She sold the little boy for a new TV, and ran away with the boy from the traffickers.
She grabbed the little boy's arm and led him on the road, but he and the journey taught her a lot, taught her to shake off the moldy doubts, disappointments and escapes of the years, learn to believe and try to love, even if the other party is just a flash of sparks .
At first, their eyes were filled with distrust and doubt about their surroundings, but the two people who hated each other just got on the bus and started the journey.
Dora went from being numb to letters to really sending letters, and she was really enthusiastic about helping strangers pass on their thoughts and hopes.
If someone had admired the way she wore lipstick and praised the way she wore blue clothes, maybe his life would have been different. The heroine is far more pitiful than the boy. Her life is filled with boundless indifference, lack of fatherly love since childhood, and mistrust around her. Fortunately, she found that "Jesus" was by her side along the way.
Dora said how much she missed being with her father when she was a child. In fact, this feeling has always been in her heart, but she can bury it,
Only now has it finally been admitted.
Little Joshua found a home, and so did she.
One old and one small, each holding a group photo in front of the icon.
In the end, they learned to miss, learned to remember, and learned how to love and believe.
"If one day, when you get into the truck, remember that I was the first person to let you hold the steering wheel.
Dora took the boy to find his father named "Jesus", and also to find the "Gospel" in his life.
Faith, search, on the way. Accompany you, redeem me, leave you, afraid that one day you will forget me.
Write to you.
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