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An underprivileged teenager bonds with his young cousin while facing off against a vicious bully.An underprivileged teenager bonds with his young cousin while facing off against a vicious bully.An underprivileged teenager bonds with his young cousin while facing off against a vicious bully.
- Awards
- 2 wins & 2 nominations
Chloë Levine
- Holly
- (as Chloe Levine)
Zoe the Dog
- Dog
- (as Zoe The Dog)
Sergey Kovalev
- Boxer on TV
- (archive footage)
- (as Sergey Kovalev WBO WBA And IBF Light Heavyweight Champion Of The World)
- Director
- Writer
- All cast & crew
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- TriviaFilmed entirely in the Hudson Valley
- Crazy creditsThis film was supported by the Sundance Institute Feature Film Creative Producing Fellowship with additional support from the Sundance Institute Feature Film Program Fund
- SoundtracksLook At Me Now
Written by Daniel Lisette Kishnir
Performed by Pause
Published by DZK Music
Courtesy of DZK Music
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This movie features the kid (Charlie Plummer) from "Granite Flats" (TV Series), where he did a brilliant job as a nerdy very polite kid. - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2624370/?ref_=nm_flmg_act_6
But, as fantastic as he was in Granite Flats, I couldn't help but wonder if this kid was a One Trick Pony. That is, is the nerdy kid all he can play.
After watching "King Jack", I can assure you this kid is NO One Trick Pony. His performance in King Jack was brilliant. I expect very good things from him in the future.
The movie itself, which I found very enjoyable, was short of perfect. But I would highly recommend it to anyone who loves Indie Film.
A dark story about a kid trapped in poverty, in a less than desirable neighborhood, with a family which I will generously describe as dysfunction, and his struggle to simply endure.
Charlie Plummer is an actor to keep an eye on as I expect very good things for him in the future.
But, as fantastic as he was in Granite Flats, I couldn't help but wonder if this kid was a One Trick Pony. That is, is the nerdy kid all he can play.
After watching "King Jack", I can assure you this kid is NO One Trick Pony. His performance in King Jack was brilliant. I expect very good things from him in the future.
The movie itself, which I found very enjoyable, was short of perfect. But I would highly recommend it to anyone who loves Indie Film.
A dark story about a kid trapped in poverty, in a less than desirable neighborhood, with a family which I will generously describe as dysfunction, and his struggle to simply endure.
Charlie Plummer is an actor to keep an eye on as I expect very good things for him in the future.
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Box office
- Gross worldwide
- $8,801
- Runtime1 hour 21 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 2.39:1
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