Thrasher Road

Name: Thrasher Road
Genre: Drama, Comedy
Released: October 18, 2019
Duration: 86 min
Cast: Allison Brown, Christian Kohn, Darby Hiebert, Javier Ronceros, Joe Rogers

2019

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Indie Rights | Release Date: October 18, 2019 | Not Rated

Starring: Allison Brown, Christian Kohn, Darby Hiebert, Javier Ronceros, Joe Rogers, Kara Revel, Ken Sullivan, Linda Marsaw, Michelle Maynard Carlson, Roscoe

Summary: Pregnant Chloe is forced to travel across country with her estranged father, Mac, and her geriatric dog, Thrasher. With thousands of miles ahead, they confront their pasts and bury ancient griefs.

Director: Samantha Davidson Green

Genre(s): Drama, Comedy

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 86 min

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Alan Ng

Oct 24, 2019

Thrasher Road is a fantastic story of family and forgiveness. Read full review

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dpearson

Dec 14, 2019

Dave and I have an agreement when it comes to movies. If I pick it, he is free to leave after twenty minutes if he doesn't like it, and vice versa. For this movie, neither one of us budged; both of us sat there entranced, not wanting it to end.

The movie is touching without being maudlin.Dave and I have an agreement when it comes to movies. If I pick it, he is free to leave after twenty minutes if he doesn't like it, and vice versa. For this movie, neither one of us budged; both of us sat there entranced, not wanting it to end.

The movie is touching without being maudlin. It conveys a message that anyone who's experienced loss—and redemption—can relate to. You'll find the themes linger long after the closing credits. Dave and I agree this is one of the best, if not THE best film, we've seen this year. Do yourself a favor and see this remarkable movie.… Expand

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