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4.3/10

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Robinson (Tyler Dean Flores) is a lonely, teenager who uses his graffiti to escape from his abusive stepfather Martin (Seann William Scott), who he lives with in Coney Island. Robinson is in love with Martin's girlfriend Keesha (Justine Skye), an exotic dancer. When Martin attempts to pimp Keesha out Robinson rescues her and the two flee Brooklyn, stealing a car and a bag filled with Martin's drug money. On the road they experience a new world and Robinson's love for Keesha grows. They break down in rural Colorado and are taken in by Edwin (Shiloh Fernandez), a handsome aspiring artist and his family. When Keesha falls for Edwin, Robinson feels betrayed and heartbroken. All this while Martin grows ever closer to tracking them down.

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A lonely teenager runs away from home, taking along his abusive stepfather's girlfriend.A lonely teenager runs away from home, taking along his abusive stepfather's girlfriend.A lonely teenager runs away from home, taking along his abusive stepfather's girlfriend.

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6/10

Executive producer:Keanu Reeves.

A bleak and depressing portrait of a teenage boy, who is physically abused by his stepfather (Sean William Scott) and who flees this suffocating homelife, accompanied by a hooker.

The good: the acting performances are solid, all around. Sean William Scott can really perform well in these serious kind of roles. The kid actor is good as well, but he isnt convincingly able to carry this movie by himself alone...

More good: solid photography and story.

The bad: this is a well made movie, I dont get the ridiculously low Imdb ratings at all. It is however not an excellent or riveting drama, because it is missing the necessary dramatic spark and punch.

Not great, certainly not terrible, probably best suited for a certain arthouse audience who can appreciate such a slowburning and bleak story.