The pursuit of happyness (10/14)

This is non fictional movie about the man who achieved the American Dream. The main character called Chris is acted by Will Smith. He works as a portable bone density scanner seller. He believes this is a good business. The truth is that it is more expensive and a little better than standard X-ray, which don't attract the doctors so much. Their life becomes hursher and his wife can't stand it even though they have a five-year-old child called Christopher. She leaves to New York where her sister's husband runs a restaurant and he starts living just with his child. One day, he talks with one of the managers and impresses himby the Rubik's Cube of which he completed all of 6 faces lining up. He got a chance for an internship. However, he has to spend one night in the jail the day before the interview and show up in front of the executives with the dirty shirt. Barely, he can get and start internship where 20 applicants compete with each other for only one paid position. A few days later, he is evicted from his appartment for unpaid income taxes. They become homeless and start to go to the shelters. Living in shelters continues for half a year. He goes to the work early in the morning, does tough job, picks up his child in the evening, rushes into the queue for the shelter, and studies about the stock at night. He achieves this harsh life with little money with his lovely son and finally can get the work as a stockbroker. He can't help shedding his tears because of relief, hope and delight as leaving out from his tough life, his past, his anxiety, and so on. He rushes into his son and hug him tightly with full of hope.)

The most impressive scene for me is the one that the manager tells Chris about his success with mentioning about his suit.
He said,
"Wear one tomorrow though, ok?"
In the first interview, he wore the dirty shirt with some paint splashes, but now he gets new suit and looks good. The manager implies that he got the job with this medium which shows his change and appreciates him as the stockbroker. Nobody knows he was a homeless. He had done his best for his boy alone.