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Synopsis: Life can change in an instant, and turn your whole world upside down. And that is exactly what happens to firefighter Jeff Elliott and his wife Ruth who are living their dream in the golden Midwest; high school sweethearts, married with two beautiful and healthy children, family farm, horses, sports, church groups, the whole American Dream come true. And one winters day, teenage son Eric "Hoovey" Elliott collapses at high school basketball practice, is rushed to the hospital, and the doctors find a tumor the size of an orange at the base of his brain. They're down to hours-if surgery that risks the boy's ability to walk, talk, and perhaps even survive is not performed immediately, Hoovey's young life will end before it truly even begins. In a grueling 8-hour procedure, the tumor is removed. And he survives. But for the Elliott family, life and dreams will never be the same. Hoovey has to teach himself to walk again, to read again, to even see straight with two unbalanced eyes, covered
Genre: Drama
Director(s): Sean McNamara
Production: Echo Light Studios
  7 wins.
 
IMDB:
5.7
PG
Year:
2015
91 min
Website
175 Views


Good afternoon gentlemen.

My name is Ed Wilson.

You may call me Coach Wilson.

You may call me Coach W.

You will not however address me as Ed.

And under no circumstances will

anybody ever call me Mr. Ed.

A team is defined as a group

comprised of individuals

united in the pursuit of a singular goal.

And this definition is best summarized

in a two letter pronoun.

And that word serves as the foundation

and the code of this team.

The word is "we"!

Five men represent fifteen and their coach

every second of every game.

Fifteen represent a school of a thousand.

That thousand represent

a thousand families,

their town, their nation.

"We"!

I've got fifteen uniforms.

Every one of then-rs available.

Let's see who wants them.

Alright... let's go. Baseline!

Hit it, hit it!

Hit it... let's go... let's go.

Annie Linn? Is that you?

You're bigger. Taller I mean.

Well, I am a sophomore.

Why is it just last

year you were a freshman?

Nice glasses.

Hey... can I ask you something?

Umm... sure.

Why does everybody call you Hoovey?

I got my arm stuck in a Hoover

vacuum cleaner when I was three.

You laugh... do you know

how dramatic that was?

And then getting stuck

with a name like this...

I'm damaged good kid.

Eric's better. It has more "gravitas."

See you around Eric.

"Gravitas."

County Fire Unit 982,

we have a serious injury

collision on Highway 51

at East Gate 50 North.

Trauma Unit for male

teenage driver on route.

To repeat, Trauma on route for

male Caucasian age 16 years old.

Everyone...

Glen... Jimmy!

Door's jammed Jeff!

Get the spreaders!

Everybody else... back!

I've got a pulse!

He's breathing!

It's burnt through.

When I peel that head... don't be late.

Hit that flame the second

it opens or I'm burned.

How about Austin coach?

Whoa whoa whoa!

Now now you boys know I

don't comment on tryouts.

Well how about the new guy?

Any comment on him?

Like... who he is?

Yeah. He's uh... he's my nephew.

He's going to be staying

with me for awhile.

Boy had a little trouble at home.

He goes in for the layup...

and... rejection!

That's not how it looked from my end.

No no no no...

it was the new guy's first

day at Scooter school...

Hey Eric.

Eric! Huh?

Gravitas Scooter... gravitas.

You're welcome.

I owe you an apology.

It's a stupid joke.

It was a REALLY stupid joke...

but a good one! I

laughed the entire run.

Us guys... sometimes I just

wish we weren't so stupid.

Hmmm...

Why didn't you tell me you

wanted to be in the play?

I didn't even know you tried out.

I know.

Jen? I'm sorry. Forgive me.

Mmm... that depends on the

make and model of the

aforementioned vehicle.

Well I don't make

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