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Chicago – Films that build cultural bridges and have great stories are few, and the new release “Cash for Good” scores in both categories. Written, Co-Directed and featuring Deborah Puette, the film was produced in part through Chariot Entertainment and producer Ahmos Hassan. Puette and Hassan talked to Patrick McDonald of HollywoodChicago.com.

The film follows Grace (Deborah Puette), an Army widow hiding a dark secret and fighting to support herself and her young son (Sawyer Gacka) while clinging to her recent sobriety. With Christmas fast approaching, she takes a job at the local pawn shop owned by the town’s only Muslim family. Grace connects to the owner’s son, Hasan (Farshad Farahat), a man with a secret of his own.

Cash for Gold

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Rating: 3.5/5.0

This is a sincere American story about how the melting pot interrelates in smaller towns in these United States. Deborah Puette is spot-on as Grace,...

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