Films that Avert the Idea Animation’s Only for Kids
I hate the idea that animation’s for kids; just because it’s animated doesn’t mean that it’s some silly cartoon and shouldn’t be taken seriously.
Hurricane Road
A young boy who misses his father, finds that he and his townsfolk are forbidden from leaving the small town. They are warned by the town leaders that they are not allowed to go past Hurricane Road for their own safety. When strange things start happening the boy and his friends decide to set off to find out why they are being restricted and to discover what lies beyond Hurricane Road. What he finds will change his world forever.
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A young boy who misses his father, finds that he and his townsfolk are forbidden from leaving the small town. They are warned by the town leaders that they are not allowed to go past Hurricane Road for their own safety. When strange things start happening the boy and his friends decide to set off to find out why they are being restricted and to discover what lies beyond Hurricane Road. What he finds will change his world forever.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Naomi Hussain
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Studio:River Lake Film Productions
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