Pocket Money

Year: 1972

Runtime: 102 min

Language: English

Director: Stuart Rosenberg

DramaComedyWestern

In a quiet, dusty town, two young people's lives are changed forever when a gunshot disrupts the peace. Witnessing unexpected violence shatters their innocence and triggers a series of events with lasting consequences for their community and their futures. The experience profoundly alters their perception of the world and leaves an indelible mark on their small-town existence.

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