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With few prospects, aspiring punk rocker Becky sets out on a small-town journey with her elderly grandfather. Along the way, the two of them learn more about each other and discover that they may not be as different as they thought.
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With few prospects, aspiring punk rocker Becky sets out on a small-town journey with her elderly grandfather. Along the way, the two of them learn more about each other and discover that they may not be as different as they thought.
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