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In the touching and heartwarming film Digging to China (1997), 10-year-old Harriet yearns for a sense of belonging and purpose in her home, where she often feels overlooked and unappreciated by her mother and sister. However, tragedy strikes when her mother unexpectedly passes away in a car accident, leaving Harriet filled with grief and a newfound determination to escape her unfulfilling life.
Driven by her dreams of adventure, Harriet decides to embark on a journey with her childlike, but mentally ill, friend Ricky. Together, they set out on a courageous quest to discover a place where they truly belong and can find joy. As they face various obstacles along the way, their bond only grows stronger and they learn valuable life lessons about friendship, resilience, and the power of imagination.
Digging to China (1997) explores themes of loss, longing, and the search for purpose in a heart-rending yet hopeful manner. With its exceptional storytelling, poignant performances, and beautiful cinematography, this film will captivate audiences of all ages. Join Harriet and Ricky on their extraordinary adventure as they dig deep beneath the surface to uncover the true meaning of home and belonging.
Note: The movie contains a few scenes that may be emotionally intense for younger viewers. Viewer discretion is advised.
