Is it ever possible to find people initially seen in dreams and eventually turning up in front of one's face? Many people had this experience and this is called fate. There is a purpose why people meet different personalities this way. There is a purpose for it being serendipitous. This is what "Same Kind of Different As Me" is all about.
The Star-studded movie "Same Kind of Different As Me" is about a woman's dream who is struggling to save her marriage of 19 years. Starring Academy Award Winner Renee Zellweger as Deborah Hall, who is the wife of an international art dealer Ron Hall played by Academy Award Nominee Greg Kinnear, according to IMDb. Together with them in this movie are Academy Award Nominee Djimon Hounsou, Academy Award Winner Jon Voight, Olivia Holt and many more.
Deborah (Zellweger) dreamt of a person that she will meet while serving food for the homeless. Soon, she finds out that the homeless man named Denver (Hounsou) is dangerous. She tried to befriend him but she got snubbed.
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As she pursues being friends with Denver, the movie "Same Kind of Different As Me" continues as she involves her husband Ron played by Greg Kinnear. She insists that this homeless person from her dream needs help to fix his life and at the end of the day will send them all three to one unforgettable and life-changing journey, as mentioned in Rotten Tomatoes.
The movie "Same Kind of Different As Me," which is directed and written by Patrick Michael Carney together with Alexander Foard and Ron Hall both for the screenplay, is based on the book written by Ron Hall, Denver Moore, and Lynn Vincent. The movie will be shown in movie theaters on February 3, 2017.
Living in a tumultuous world today, this dramatic movie shows that, as cliché, as it may sound, it is never wrong to do good for your neighbor. And when you do good to your neighbor, karma will be on your side. The movie "Same Kind of Different As Me" teaches this remarkable and inspiring thought to live by.
