“Artemis Fowl” is Simply Foul
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Shots (2023)
Skipped ahead two grades, Daniel is the new kid in school, and finds himself the target of Julio and his friend. Being smaller than everyone else, and using a kid's bookbag doesn't help him either. At home, Daniel's father Marcos, a cop, is another bully in his life. After one more particularly brutal beatdown by Julio, Marcos threatens Daniel to do something about it. Daniel is finally pushed into making a drastic decision, one that could cost him everything.
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Skipped ahead two grades, Daniel is the new kid in school, and finds himself the target of Julio and his friend. Being smaller than everyone else, and using a kid's bookbag doesn't help him either. At home, Daniel's father Marcos, a cop, is another bully in his life. After one more particularly brutal beatdown by Julio, Marcos threatens Daniel to do something about it. Daniel is finally pushed into making a drastic decision, one that could cost him everything.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Eddie A. Castro Jr.
In Theaters:6/23/2023
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Runtime:21 minutes
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