The Day the Ponies Come Back (2000) Directed by Jerry Schatzberg
Drama
Film Synopsis
Daniel Moulin makes a living by restoring musical instruments in
Paris. To find his father, he undertakes his first voyage to New
York. His quest takes him to the Bronx, a rough area from which
he will emerge a very different person. Not only will he have
more respect for himself, he will fight against prejudice and form
lasting friendships...
Script: Jeffrey Paul Kearney, Bob Cea, Jerry Schatzberg
Cinematographer: Bruno de Keyzer
Music: John Hill
Cast:Guillaume Canet (Daniel Moulin),
Burt Young (John Stoller),
Monica Trombetta (Tilly DeCruccio),
Nick Sandow (Joey),
Jay Rivera (William),
Tony Lo Bianco (Paul DeCruccio), Norman Matlock (Cecil Perry),
Lawrence Hoffman (Cop 1),
Bob Cea (Cop #2),
Vincent D'Arbouze (Teen #1),
P.J. Marshall (Jon #2),
Shabazz Ray (The Knife Guy),
Delissa Reynolds (Cece),
Francine Roussel (Marie Moulin),
Kevin Sibley (Craig),
Laundrea Thomas (Young Prostitute),
Cheryl Wills (News Reporter)
Country: France / USA
Language: English / French
Support: Color
Runtime: 104 min
Aka:The Day the Ponies Come Back
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