On Broadway

Year: 2008

Runtime: 98 min

Language: English

Director: Dave McLaughlin

Drama

Jack O'Toole seeks to reconnect with his estranged father and channels his emotions into writing a play about his deceased uncle. Driven by passion and determination, he stages his production in a Boston neighborhood pub. The ambitious undertaking becomes a journey of self-discovery and a chance at redemption for Jack, as he risks everything to bring his vision to life.

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