Homerun Page #6
- Year:
- 2003
- 108 min
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Teacher, give me one more chance.
I will run really fast!
How many times must I tell you
the selection is over. You can't take part in it!
Now go home!
One hot drink!
Teacher, I beg you.
Just let me take part in it!
This run is very important to me!
I said no. No means no!
Teacher, please. I beg you!
Teacher, what are you looking for?
My medicine!
Oh, your medicine...
It's on the office table!
I'll get it for you!
You don't have to! I'll get it myself!
Quick! Quick get my medicine!
I'm representing the school
in the National Junior Cross Country Run.
Third prize is a pair of shoes.
When I win them, you can have them.
Are you sure you can get them?
This is your salary.
After deducting what you owe me,
this is what you have left.
Thanks, Towkay.
It's not too bad. You are hardworking.
Hardworking people earn money!
Keep it up!
In today's Cross Country Run,
you'll meet the best in the country.
But don't be intimidated
because you are just as good.
Save some strength for the last leg.
Today will be a challenge for you
to overcome the difficult path.
The whole course is 5 km.
The distance is not an issue,
because I have confidence in all of you.
It doesn't matter whether you win or lose.
The important thing is to complete the run
and not give up half way.
Understand?
Understand!
Go change.
For this competition,
you are not wearing my shoes
and I don't need you to do my homework.
It's a fair game...
Beng Soon, you are getting it wrong.
I don't want to compete with you, I just...
Enough said!
We are standing at the start line
and you tell me you
don't want to compete with me?
Do you know what you are saying?
Seow Fang! Seow Fang!
Mom, what is it?
I'm going to give birth.
Quickly go and wave the cloth!
Call for the midwife! Hurry up!
Okay! Okay!
Auntie! Auntie!
My mom is about to give birth!
Come over!
Come over!
Auntie!
Auntie!
Auntie!
Mom, the midwife looks like she's dead.
She's not moving at all!
Was it like this when you gave birth to us?
I don't know why it hurts so much this time!
Ouch!
It hurts! Ouch!
Why is it like this?
Hey! My shoes! Hey!
Third prize is a pair of shoes.
When I win them, you can have them!
Are you sure you can get them?
Ouch!
Ouch!
Ouch! It hurts!
Ouch!
No tears in your eyes
But a firm breathe of determination
Despite the sweat and hardship
There isn't a gasp of exhaustion
The steps you take may be harder
But our bond becomes stronger
Innocently we carry on
We may have nothing
But we will never think of submitting
We may have nothing
But we will never think of quitting
No matter what lies in the path ahead
No matter who holds the guiding hand
As long as our hearts are together
We have everything we need
We may have nothing
But we will never think of submitting
We may have nothing
But we will never think of quitting
No matter what lies in the path ahead
No matter who holds the guiding hand
As long as our hearts are together
We have everything we need
Everything we need
Come on! Come on!
Lose it and we will have to buy new ones.
Waste of money!
Your shoes are huge.
If I run too fast, they will slip off.
Monday 7 am, report to me. Is that clear?
Take the shoes!
You want me to run faster, right?
I have run out of excuses.
You are out of my school!
Third prize is a pair of shoes.
When I win them, you can have them!
Are you sure you can get them?
Come on! Come on!
You cycle very slowly. Hurry up!
Slow? I walk even slower!
Okay. Okay. Come on.
Forget it. Come. Let's run!
Hurry up! Quick!
The 1965 National Junior Cross Country Run
has come to an end!
Third place goes to Nan Yi Primary,
Tan Beng Soon!
Second place goes to Nan Yi Primary,
Mohammed Ali!
Now for the champion!
He is from Qing Hua Primary,
Chew...
Kiat...
Kun!
This pair of shoes must mean a lot, right?
That's why I dug them out.
I thought you guys wouldn't come.
How can that be? We are friends!
Yes! We are the best of friends!
Don't be sad. I have a plan.
Okay.
Hey, don't just say okay, tell me!
Hey, Beng Soon,
winning the 3rd place is not bad already!
Yes! We didn't even qualify for the run!
Yes. Don't be sad!
Beng Soon, don't be sad.
Here. You can have the medal.
I entered the run not to compete with you.
Why give me the medal?
I still lost to you!
Why?
Why can't we resolve our misunderstandings?
Even when we are sincere, you don't believe us?
I lost my sister's shoes
so I joined this run
to win a pair of shoes for her.
That's it.
Come. Push a little harder!
Why is it so difficult with this child?
Push harder, push!
I can't. No, I can't!
I can't. No, I can't!
Push harder! Push!
Help! I can't!
I see it! I see the head!
I can't!
Push! Push a little harder!
Come on! Wow! It's a boy!
Congratulations!
Hey!
Yes, Towkay. Who is this for?
For your wife after she gives birth!
You didn't have to.
Just take it!
Thanks! Towkay!
Brother, this pair of shoes
cannot be worn anymore.
What are we to do?
Seow Fang, look!
Hey, my shoes! Give them to me!
Beng Soon!
Beng Soon!
My dad wants me to study in England.
I'm here to say goodbye.
I have too many pairs of shoes at home.
I didn't understand what it is like without shoes.
When your shoes are torn in the future,
just go to my store.
We are from the same village.
Thanks, Beng Soon.
We are grateful that Beng Soon
eventually understood our problems.
He didn't ask us to do any homework.
As friends, we should help each other.
That's why I told him
to look me up if he needs help in the future!
Yes! More people get things done faster!
Being small can be helpful too!
Goodbye!
Even best friends will have arguments.
After each argument,
we cross our hearts and swear
to ignore each other.
But, each time, after a couple of days...
sometimes, just after a couple of minutes,
we become friends again.
Putting the unhappy past behind us
will always be better for all.
Arguments are not completely bad.
Just look at dad and mom.
After each argument,
they understand each other better
and become more loving.
What I admire most is
they never fight.
Not even once.
We finally have our own shoes!
Although they didn't come from dad,
but from a friend we used to argue with,
they come with greater meaning.
Without our shoes,
we could see our problem easily.
Now that we have our shoes,
can we still identify our problems?
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