He's trying to emulate the homeless. But the fact is if he gets into trouble his parents are paying for his lawyers and bail, he has health insurance and money for medication.
In my garage we have a stage and such created for local bands to come and jam and hang out. Bear was one of our first people to come and play, and I was fascinated by his stories and his songs.
We all have dreams. We all have fears.
This is a very interesting movie that makes you think about life as the documentary shows you some of what it is like to remove one's self from US society to instead travel about the states via goodwill and freight trains. Watching the film will show you a perspective of what can lead people to make such a choice and take you along for the ride.
Being a "traveling kid" is a lifestyle choice that many people don't understand. No matter how many times you tell your friends, family, and lovers that you absolutely adore living on the road, eating out of the trash, bathing minimally, sleeping outside, fighting off bugs and diseases, and getting town to town by complimentary rides from people and trains...
This is a fantastic film about life on the road. It shows the world from a point of view that most people do not normally see.
This is a very good film about what "life on the road" in modern day America is really like. Not as sobering as "Into the Wild".
This film was outstanding. In the span of just 70-something minutes, I truly empathized and sympathized with the two protagonists' struggles, learnings, and moments of pure joy.
Really enjoyed this, as i used to have thoughts of doing this very thing it is a great perspective on what its like. Its very raw and real and full of good vibes.
