Do you feel it?

Have you felt August Rush? If not then may I suggest you buy the DVD and watch it, and if you are anything like me you'd be glad you did. The storyteller uses the love of an orphan boy as a metaphor that resonate through everything in his life, and ends with a symphony that will blow your mind with its awe inspiring beauty. 




Be prepared to laugh, be prepared to cry, and be prepared to walk away with a much better understanding of what it means to be alive IF you are prepared to let go of the angst of your reality. The move is a multimedia product that achieves greatness by combining acting, cinematography and music in a story that is beautiful and heartwarming.

According to the synopsis on Wikipedia: A boy named Evan Taylor (Freddie Highmore) grows up an outcast in a home for boys, all the while believing that his parents are alive. He can hear music in everything: the light, the wind, rustling leaves. He believes that he can hear the music from his parents. He thinks that they always wanted him and would come and get him someday.