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For Bobby (2020)

In this psychological thriller, "Bobby," who was in the wrong place wrong time was shot during a violent gang-related dispute outside his home. Lost and heart-broken his sister; Ava remains shattered inside with the loss of her brother Bobby. Bobby was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time. After 1-year of Bobby's death Ava is connected with her brother Bobby even more so than her father. Will Bobby's profound connection force Ava to do the unthinkable? Will the father get closure - for Bobby?
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In this psychological thriller, "Bobby," who was in the wrong place wrong time was shot during a violent gang-related dispute outside his home. Lost and heart-broken his sister; Ava remains shattered inside with the loss of her brother Bobby. Bobby was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time. After 1-year of Bobby's death Ava is connected with her brother Bobby even more so than her father. Will Bobby's profound connection force Ava to do the unthinkable? Will the father get closure - for Bobby?

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Genre:Thriller
Directed By:Joseph McGee
Written By:Joseph McGee
In Theaters:11/26/2020
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:McGee Productions

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