You Are Here: A Come From Away Story

I watched this movie alone and caught myself smiling almost the whole time.

An astonishingly good movie, most especially in that it is absolutely true, and visits with the real people who experienced the flights from terror and the over-the-top love and hospitality of the Gander, Newfoundland locals. We both laughed and cried at the goodness of the human nature displayed ... especially refreshing in this time of virus and racial strife. If you don't love it, well, my heart hurts for your lack of one.

Watch this documentary if you are in the mood to cry from being exposed to overwhelming kindness from Canadian Newfoundlanders.

Went to see on 9/11 to commemorate the day. It gave some hope to the day that there are good people in this world.

So fantastic to meet the real faces behind the characters in the Play. Poignant and hopeful!

The opening was difficult to sit through as it was news footage of 9/11. As it progressed you could t help but to feel hopeful. A beautiful telling of taking care of one another, strangers and all.

Reaffirms the best aspect of human nature!

Meaningful way to commemorate 9/11 and focus on a different aspect of something good that happened on that tragic day.

Uplifting to see humanity at its best. The people of Gander NF are great.

Outstanding account of the care and generosity received by stranded airline passengers who landed in Gander, Newfoundland on the fateful 9/11 Twin Towers day of disaster in New York City. A small town of 9,000 Canadian residents stepped up to provide care, comfort, shelter, food, clothing and daily essential for 5 days to 7,000 scared, displaced, frightened passengers from multi-international jets forced to land in Gander on 9/11. Absolutely amazing testimony to the loving, giving nature of every Newfoundlander I've ever known. Ya, Newfies!!!