Out of My Hand

Year: 2015

Runtime: 87 min

Language: English

Director: Takeshi Fukunaga

Drama

A disheartened rubber-plantation worker leaves his life in Liberia and journeys to New York City, seeking a new beginning. Trading the oppressive humidity of the plantation for the vibrant energy of the city, he cycles through unfamiliar streets, searching for purpose and a place to belong. His journey is one of resilience and hope as he strives to build a new life far from his past.

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