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Get Pony Boy (2007)
After years in prison, Pony Boy (Rafael Pony Boy Ochoa) is struggling to rebuild his life on the outside when he falls hard for Mira (Siboney Lo), a beautiful prostitute who confides that she's being held prisoner in a brothel -- and may be hiding a more sinister secret. Pony Boy enlists his old friend C-Note (Manuel Skribe Garcia) in a crazy scheme to rescue Mira, but soon, things take a turn for the weird in this comedy-meets-horror flick.
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After years in prison, Pony Boy (Rafael Pony Boy Ochoa) is struggling to rebuild his life on the outside when he falls hard for Mira (Siboney Lo), a beautiful prostitute who confides that she's being held prisoner in a brothel -- and may be hiding a more sinister secret. Pony Boy enlists his old friend C-Note (Manuel Skribe Garcia) in a crazy scheme to rescue Mira, but soon, things take a turn for the weird in this comedy-meets-horror flick.
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In Theaters:4/14/2007
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