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Buckaroo (2005)
Jerome, a troubled gang member, is sent to work on a farm. Within the journey, he discovers there is more to him, and realizes the direction he must point his life to.
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Jerome, a troubled gang member, is sent to work on a farm. Within the journey, he discovers there is more to him, and realizes the direction he must point his life to.
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Genre:Family, Western
Written By:Bob Holland
In Theaters:9/15/2005
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Runtime:95 minutes
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