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Ping Bodie, a creatively blocked writer leaves LA for NY in search of a woman he believes can be his muse, only to have his car break down an hour outside the city in the small town of Yucaipa. Ray, the town mechanic who can’t seem to fix Ping’s car, lets him crash in his busted Winnebago behind the shop. While stuck in town, Ping finds himself becoming a part of the community and learning that perhaps it’s never too late to become who you’re meant to be.
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Ping Bodie, a creatively blocked writer leaves LA for NY in search of a woman he believes can be his muse, only to have his car break down an hour outside the city in the small town of Yucaipa. Ray, the town mechanic who can’t seem to fix Ping’s car, lets him crash in his busted Winnebago behind the shop. While stuck in town, Ping finds himself becoming a part of the community and learning that perhaps it’s never too late to become who you’re meant to be.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jack Kennedy
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Runtime:120 minutes
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