Revisiting 'Rocketman'
Falling in love with 'Rocketman" all over again.
Hunger
A homeless orphan boy was forced to pickpocket to buy food while people around him refused to give him food without money. He got caught when he tried to pickpocket. A kind-hearted man saw the whole situation; he offered him food and a job in his garage. That's how he changed that boy's life. After getting his salary, he was going to buy something to eat when, at that moment, he saw his friend injured and crying. He asked his friend why his friend was crying. His friend gave him the same response that he gave to the garage owner a few days ago. He fed his friend and promised to try to find him work where he already works. That's how that orphan boy attempted to change another orphan boy's life.
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A homeless orphan boy was forced to pickpocket to buy food while people around him refused to give him food without money. He got caught when he tried to pickpocket. A kind-hearted man saw the whole situation; he offered him food and a job in his garage. That's how he changed that boy's life. After getting his salary, he was going to buy something to eat when, at that moment, he saw his friend injured and crying. He asked his friend why his friend was crying. His friend gave him the same response that he gave to the garage owner a few days ago. He fed his friend and promised to try to find him work where he already works. That's how that orphan boy attempted to change another orphan boy's life.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Shiba Ali Khan
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Box Office:$2,000
Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Match Cut Films
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