Last time something in my general life made me cry was this morning, but that goes down a particularly whiny and pathetic route so I should probably say nothing more of it. As for media, being moved to tears is something very rare for me; in fact I believe I've only cried on two occasions thus far in my life, but there's a certain scene (or technically a collection of scenes I guess, but the last with the father in particular) in Midnight Express involving the protagonist's father that made me absolutely bawl my eyes out. Now I can imagine some of you might be reading this and thinking 'Seriously? You cried over that?' and whilst on its own merits it might not be all that moving, I guess the only way for me to explain it is that it just hit really close to home for me, so even if the rest of the film was shit (which it wasn't btw it was very good) that isolated scene so closely mirrored what I was going through a couple of years back that I would still remember it forever. That's not to say I've ever been apprehended by Turkish authorities on smuggling charges, obviously >.>, but basically if you've ever been in a position wherein you've seriously fucked something up as to leave you feeling completely and utterly despondent and your parents have been there to pull you out of the shit being entirely understanding, compassionate and forgiving all the while, then you'll know where I'm coming from and it'll probably hit you pretty hard too. It's just a really humbling and beautiful scene that makes you truly grateful for what you have, it makes me realise just how lucky I am to have the loving parents that I do and how often I take them for granted, even now.
I couldn't find a clip of it, but the scene(s) in question is roughly half an hour in and I'd definitely recommend giving the whole film a watch anyway, though I'd advise ignoring the comment section if you wish to prevent yourself from having an aneurysm. >.>