This Is Where We Live (2013)

In the heart of Texas Hill Country, a family narrative unfolds in "This Is Where We Live," painting an intimate portrait of the Suttons' resilience amidst life's trials. Diane, the matriarch, battles her own health problems in silence, devoting herself to caring for her son, August, living with cerebral palsy, and her husband, wrestling the early stages of Alzheimer's. The family's life takes a turn when Diane, weighed down by the enormity of her responsibilities, employs Noah, a local handyman. His task? To construct a wheelchair ramp leading to the family's doorstep. August, a silent observer, forms a unique connection with Noah, even amidst the hum of saws and the rhythm of hammers. Noah's presence extends beyond the dinner table, his bond with August becoming evident to Diane. Sensing their rapport, she proposes a new role for Noah - to assist with caring for August, supplementing his income and lightening her load. As the unlikely friendship between Noah and August blossoms, it triggers a ripple effect, shifting the dynamics of the struggling family and stirring the stagnant waters of their lives. The impact is far-reaching, compelling those around them to navigate unexpected turns and prompting Noah to confront his own past. "This Is Where We Live" is a poignant slice-of-life drama, a testament to the power of unlikely friendships, and a compelling exploration of how the most challenging circumstances can give birth to the most extraordinary transformations.

This Is Where We Live is a drama movie featuring Marc Menchaca and directed by Josh Barrett.

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