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The Boys next door
Four mentally-challenged men share a house and face the ups and downs of everyday life, discovering laughter, love and joy.
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- ""'The Boys Next Door' is the sensitive and often funny story about four mentally-challenged men living in a group home who are trying to survive the challenges of daily life ... Barry, a schizophrenic who imagines he is a golf pro, longs for approval from his absent father. Arnold, who is dealing with manic-depression, is ready to head to Russia whenever he feels his wishes are being ignored. Norman is just discovering what it's like to fall in love. And gentle Lucien [an African-American], the most severely retarded, does what he can to please everyone ..."
- "Four mentally-challenged men share a house and face the ups and downs of everyday life, discovering laughter, love and joy."@en
- "Four-mentally challenged men sharing a home look to their social worker, Jack, to steer them through the pitfalls of living on their own and help them make sense of a mixed-up world. As Jack and his boys face the ups and downs of daily life, they discover the magic of laughter, the power of love and the joy of taming the urban jungle together."@en
- "Four mentally challenged men share a house and with the help of a social worker learn to cope with the ups and downs of daily life through laughter, love, & joy."
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