Nobody's Boy
Harrison J. Bahe
United States, 2021, 32 min.
In English.
Includes violence, nudity, sexual content and adult language.
Young street hustler Oscar (Daniel Estrada) sells himself to strangers to fuel his self destructive vices, but when he encounters a kinder older man (John Dixon), he begins to realize that hope for a normal life is possible. Will he pursue his hope for happiness or continue to descend down a dark road?
Director's Statement
Making Nobody's Boy was a ten year journey from conception to writing to shooting and to editing and I'm so happy that it's finally being recognized. Nobody's Boy is a hard film to watch but I also feel it's an important tale of redemption when your cards are down; that no matter how far you fall down that dark hole in life, there's always a way to climb out of it. Without darkness, there can't be light. I am proud to be the man behind Nobody's Boy and I hope you take away whatever message you find while watching it. Thank you.
Category: Drama.
Thursday, April 21
Festival Grounds at the Mercado Annex
7:30pm
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