Little Fugitive

Year: 1953

Runtime: 80 mins

Language: English

Director: Ray Ashley

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Morris Engel’s All‑American classic follows teenage Joey Norton, who, after a misguided prank makes him believe he has killed his older brother, bolts from home. He spends a frantic day wandering Coney Island’s attractions while his brother races to locate him, hoping to bring him back before their mother discovers the turmoil.

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