Box of Moonlight

Year: 1996

Runtime: 112 mins

Language: English

Director: Tom DiCillo

ComedyDrama

Al Fountain, a middle‑aged electrical engineer on the brink of a mid‑life crisis, stretches a business‑trip return by renting a car and driving toward a lake from his childhood memories. His aimless trip leads him to Kid, a carefree young drifter who encourages Al to break free from routine, giving him a chance to unwind and rediscover enjoyment.

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