Something So Right

Year: 1982

Runtime: 100 mins

Language: English

Director: Lou Antonio

TV MovieDramaComedy

Joey lives with his mother; his father is absent, he dislikes school, feels restless and rebels against authority, making him a mischievous youngster. Frustrated, his mother looks for a “big brother,” a surrogate father. Initially clumsy Arnie can’t handle Joey, but their bond soon deepens, changing both lives.

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