Central Valley (2023)
Tim, a struggling, irresponsible drug peddler drifting through the desolate streets of California's Central Valley, is thrust into caring for his bright young nephew after a family tragedy, forcing him to confront his demons and fight for a better future for his nephew.
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Tim, a struggling, irresponsible drug peddler drifting through the desolate streets of California's Central Valley, is thrust into caring for his bright young nephew after a family tragedy, forcing him to confront his demons and fight for a better future for his nephew.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Travis Andre Ross, Gabriel Oliva, Niv Klainer
In Theaters:4/27/2023
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Dragonfly Films, Gray Matter Films
Cast
Niv Klainer, Gabriel Oliva
Director
Travis Andre Ross
Tim Loya
Xavi Avina
Xavi Loya
Joseph David-Jones
Jamar Taylor
Gabrielle Walsh
Maria Shep
Gabriel Oliva
Ethan Hughes
David Ojakian
Manny Romero
Zane Haney
David Loya
Todd Myers
Mark Joyce
Dante Ayala
Dylan Bryan
Susan Lynn Bragg
Cassandra Loya
Torrey Richardson
Lindsay Tillman
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