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A washed up twenty something year old, who was once the hometown hero and track star, is convinced by a local sweetheart to run a marathon and get his life back on track.

George Garcia, an innocent Mexican-American teen, finds himself at the scene of a murder and out of panic and fear, kidnaps the only witness- a twelve-year old girl. In an effort to salvage the life he once had, he leans on his older jail-bound brother who takes him on a night's journey into the world of crime and violence.

Peter Pierce, a self absorbed workaholic, is about to get a life lesson from the one man he never believed was capable of doing so, his father.

Set in a world of racism and stereotypes, an innocent teen is pressured into robbing a Chinese restaurant. When the manager of the restaurant refuses to back down, they both experience the ultimate consequences of hatred.

HOME GAME is a documentary that follows the 2010 season of a New York City soccer team comprised entirely of homeless individuals. Each week on New York City's Wards Island, ten to fifteen homeless men come together with a group of volunteer coaches and players to play soccer as part of a national league called Street Soccer USA (SSUSA). HOME GAME follows the lives of two of these individuals on and off the field as they work to find jobs and move out of the shelter into homes of their own. The film further explores how Street Soccer USA uses soccer as a way to create positive changes in participants' lives.