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Each reason is given by 15 different people of all ages, types and even different countries.

I found it very interesting especially the young girl of 14 explaining how she endures loneliness and stands up to bullies.

The story of a French Canadian man in his 40s, who decides to leave everything and walk around the world.

I'm very surprised that no one has commented on this yet as I couldn't stop watching it. I found it enriching and touching at the same time.

Two Italian friends meet and take an interesting trip into the interior of Sri Lanka. Along the way they meet people that know what they are doing and are thankful to have them there.

Antonio Di Leonardo and Andrea Mariani are co-founders of Take Me Back charity.

Together they created a global network of solidarity couriers with the aim of combining their journey with charity (bringing school supplies to school children in remote areas).

It's a very interesting look into the lives of the people they meet, the hospitality, the gratefulness and the shared friendship is truly inspiring.

I always wanted to know what Sri Lanka was like as I have a neighbor from there.

They have a website that describes more intimately what they are doing.

Although you'd think this is a somber theme, a young woman given only 8 months to live, you will be so glad that you watched it. Diane's courage is an example to anyone and everyone, but then something so unexpected happens, she meets the love of her life.

I sat mesmerized watching this. Everything around me disappeared as this beautiful story unfolded.

This has to be one of the sweetest, most inspiring documentaries I've ever seen. You follow right along with the challenges of this young woman, her positiveness in spite of terminal cancer and then she meets Long.

Long is the young man any woman would want to have. Protective. Caring. Loving, upbeat and with a sense of humor that matches Diane's.

I can't recommend this documentary more strongly, just do yourself a favor and watch it.