Where The Tracks End in Mexico
This coming-of-age Mexican movie is about a group of school children who fulfill their dreams.
Jacob's Blessing
Jacob, a young homeless man is striving to change his situation. After countless failed job applications he has his one shot to turn his life around. But with a race against time and his past history lingering, he faces more than just making one good impression. What lies deep within him can either make a change for good or a change for the significant worse. Nothing is set in stone.
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Jacob, a young homeless man is striving to change his situation. After countless failed job applications he has his one shot to turn his life around. But with a race against time and his past history lingering, he faces more than just making one good impression. What lies deep within him can either make a change for good or a change for the significant worse. Nothing is set in stone.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Tom Ruddock
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