
Alan Johnson (Cheadle) seems to have a happy and comfortable life with his wife and children. While he feels alone and has no one to comfort him. On the other hand, "Charlie Feynman" (Sandler) has neither a job nor a family. He lost his wife and three daughters in the tragedy of September 11, 2001, and then resigned from his job and bitterly isolated himself from everyone. "Allen" and "Charlie" have been roommates in college and now they run into each other again after many years. Seeing Charlie's abnormal condition, Alan decides to help him and...
Alan Johnson (Cheadle) seems to have a happy and comfortable life with his wife and children. While he feels alone and has no one to comfort him. On the other hand, "Charlie Feynman" (Sandler) has neither a job nor a family. He lost his wife and three daughters in the tragedy of September 11, 2001, and then resigned from his job and bitterly isolated himself from everyone. "Allen" and "Charlie" have been roommates in college and now they run into each other again after many years. Seeing Charlie's abnormal condition, Alan decides to help him and...

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