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This movie is not your stereotypical happy ending movie. In someways, Ms. Gray reminds me of Miss Honey in Matilda. And as a child, she reminds me perhaps to Mary in The Secret Garden. Its plot, theme, and screenplay were tied together very nicely. Jessica Alba's performance was outstanding. Ms. Gray's character personality you see may be mistaken as shy but it is quite beyond that. For those of us that enjoy the language of numbers understand how to communicate with the universe. Because numbers you see are reliable.

This particular film can be greatly misunderstood. Watch this film with an open mind and let your heart be just vulnerable enough as you are introduced to the world of a bizarre child. We must never judge a book by its cover as is commonly said.

An Invisible Sign is so very underrated. It is not easy to grasp just as much as life itself isn't easy to grasp. Worth its every minute.

After reading the description, I dreaded watching the movie 'Camp' (2013) that it might be too much for me to handle. I tried to avoid watching it but curiosity overpowered me. The message of this movie is so tangible you will not regret investing 109 minutes. I enjoyed this film and ended with tears in my eyes in several occasions throughout the movie because of how sincerely life-changing an ordinary summer camp can be and the change a team can make in an abused child's life. The performance was adequate however, there was room for improvement. The plot might have been developed further to cause the impact it was shooting for. I recommend this movie to the whole family especially to preteens. It presents the crude reality of many children and the work of unsung heroes in their lives. This production was a great investment. I praise this movie for what it did achieve: to give hope.