Raymond Lewis: L.A. Legend Review
A review of the Ryan Polomski documentary featuring the story of Basketball star Raymond Lewis.
From a Small Town's Postman
On his final day as a postman in a dreary town of 'could-have-beens', a young and promising singer falls out of love with his lifelong dream. As he makes his last deliveries a vital recording session looms, and so he escapes into explosive daydreams where he is a gunslinger from The Old West.
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On his final day as a postman in a dreary town of 'could-have-beens', a young and promising singer falls out of love with his lifelong dream. As he makes his last deliveries a vital recording session looms, and so he escapes into explosive daydreams where he is a gunslinger from The Old West.
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