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Director:
Marian Yeager
Stars:
Veronica Wylie,
Bradley Snedeker,
Casper Van Dien
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For fans of Scorsese's film, this'll be an even bigger treat. You feel strongly for the Ochoa family and their committment to goodness and a cause. They're all such real people. The teenager needs to talk and offload things onto his girlfriend, the uncle is full of fast food. The kid eats ruffles all the time and bunks school. Everything about is so real. And it's also thrilling because the subject is fast moving. Watched at the Mumbai Film Festival.
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For fans of Scorsese's film, this'll be an even bigger treat. You feel strongly for the Ochoa family and their committment to goodness and a cause. They're all such real people. The teenager needs to talk and offload things onto his girlfriend, the uncle is full of fast food. The kid eats ruffles all the time and bunks school. Everything about is so real. And it's also thrilling because the subject is fast moving. Watched at the Mumbai Film Festival.