Dreams Don’t Die

Year: 1982

Runtime: 100 mins

Language: English

Director: Roger Young

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On the streets across the river in New York City, a teenage graffiti artist and foster‑child girlfriend are caught up in trouble. Charles Banks finds Danny tagging subway cars and catches Teiresa selling drugs for a misguided teen, Kirk. Instead of arresting them, he offers a chance for a start, but changing their ways proves harder than expected.

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