Wonderful Documentary. The call on on the Pastor and his wife's lives can be felt by the sincerity of their actions. This movie inspires the viewer to not only recognize a problem but take actions to contribute to the solution. The film also shows how the children are inspired by their parent's work and have worked hard to overcome their own challenges. The film does show the difficult schedule and many duties that are needed to take proper care of the disabled children (feeding tubes and other medical care). It also shows the toll of the workload from raising 15 children. I watched in awe as the pastor though exhausted handled all situations with grace. I am so happy I saw this film.

I saw this in the theatre and anticipated its release for the home library. Gripping and compelling. As a South Korean adoptee to the U.S., this hit very close to home, and for me, was personally difficult to watch. A great documentary upholding the dignity of life and lifting up a practical, tangible expression of unconditional love poured out on the discarded children of Seoul.

This true story of a quiet, tenderhearted, and courageous couple who rescue abandoned babies in Seoul, South Korea will make you stand up and shout. Poignant, heartbreaking, and inspiring, the Drop Box is my favorite movie of the year. I recommend it to adults and kids 10 and up who desire to look around their own neighborhoods and towns and figure out what they can do to make a difference. The story of how the couple fell in love and found their calling is creatively and sometimes humorously told with both real-life footage and animation. My favorite parts are the ones when their adopted Drop Box son describes how he overcame the prejudice of his classmates and won their admiration as well as their votes in the race for class president. The real kicker is when this 10 or 11 year-old tells the movie audience how he wants to take over his parents' work when they are no longer able. Hugely humbling and highly, highly recommended.

Amazing documentary. Very moving. Pastor Lee is a shining example of how people of faith must take action in this spiritually dark world. You've heard the old saying, "You can't change the world, but you can change the world of one person" ? Pastor Lee is changing the lives of hundreds of newborn babies. Simply amazing.

I am a documentary addict and this is among the top documentaries I have ever seen. Don't forget to watch the extras as well.

* Don't forget to turn on subtitles if your computer isn't set to it.
It was an inspiring movie that we watched as a family, and a beautiful picture of dieing to self when we allow God to give us His heart burdens.
It was a great glimpse into the huge orphan crisis, I just wanted more. I would've loved to hear less opposing opinion (though I understand why it was necessary) and more about the Holy Spirit fuel behind this man's heart.
As an adoptive mother, I believe we need more movies advocating for the orphaned that will open eyes to see the real spiritual battle going on for & against human life.
Overall I'm glad we watched because it gave yet another much needed glimpse into the world of the orphan.

This was an amazing film that tells the story of one man making a difference in the world for the lost, broken, and rejected. It’s hard to watch at time knowing that children suffer they way they do but I hold onto the hope that more will help after watching the film. Thank you Brian for making the film.

My eyes were just wide open during this documentary and I was in shock. I had no idea this happens in Korea. It is such a blessing what this pastor and his family have sacrificed for the lives of these babies. Very sad as well.

The story of a man in Korea who rescued newborns whose mothers routinely abandoned them on the streets at night, where many die of exposure. Pastor Lee built a box that opened into his house. He personally wakes up and takes these babies out of the box and clothes them and raises them, with the help of his wife and some volunteers. Very touching true story. An inspiration to us all. It does not copare with first rate movies, but the story is worthwhile.