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Movie Info
Frank Diaz (John Leguizamo), an unemployed boxer, and his family live in a homeless shelter for months when, on Christmas Eve, word comes that an apartment may be available. The catch is that Frank must have a job before the end of the day. So he hits the cold streets of New York, his resentful stepson (David Castro) in tow, to find a job so that his family can have a real home for Christmas morning.
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Genre: Holiday, Drama
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Original Language: English
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Director: Salvatore Stabile
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Producer: Richard Hutton, Daniel Edelman, Michael Caldwell, Salvatore Stabile
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Writer: Salvatore Stabile
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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Box Office (Gross USA): $3.9K
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Runtime:
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Distributor: IFC Films
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Production Co: Vulcan Productions
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John Leguizamo and David Castro bring POWER to their roles as father and step-son. I have always enjoyed John Leguizamo's acting, but this role soon John is forgotten and he is Frank Diaz. David Castro turns on the crocodile tears in one seen that marks this kid for great things to come! John and David show they can handle the roles and I hope to see more of both in the future... both should be Oscar bound! The ending is so not Hollywood and it is what makes me love this movie even more!! One review below says it better than I can, "it does not pour on the saccharine", thanks Peter Gula... that is a great way to express this movie.
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A VERY good movie but a lousy ending
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Such a touching movie. I didn't like the ending, but it had a good story. Leguizamo was awesome, as was the little boy who played his stepson.
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