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This film says so many things to me. It grabs you, tosses you about, challenges your senses and drives you into corners and begs you to come out. I felt the full range of emotions with "Four Firends", but, mostly I felt a kinship--with the friends, with the 60's and with what it must have been like to have been from an immigrant family sharing a dream in America, even though it may have been your parent's.

I only wished Jodi Thelan had done much more in films.

I'll always remember when the father burst into laughter when he thought of the day his son was born. It left me smiling too!