The Dropbox Movie Analysis

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The Dropbox movie is about a wonderful story of two amazing people started adopting unwanted abandoned children into their home. Pastor Lee had a child with disabilities who was able to leave the hospital after fourteen years due to this he adopted four children. Later, people started bringing babies with disabilities to his house, which lead him to build a drop box. Mothers who are to young to care for their children will leave the baby with a note and others simply want to abandoned their child because they might suffer from a disability. Pastor Lee provides refuge and happiness to children who are left to die in the streets. This documentary is a wonderful reminder that we have a lot of work to do in this world. I learned for this movie

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