Jackie & Ryan
Sometimes they stay. Sometimes they go.
A modern day train hopper fighting to be a successful musician and a single mom battling to maintain custody of her daughter defy their circumstances by coming together in a relationship that may change each other's lives forever.
Drama
5.9
146 reviewsRuntime: 90 min.
Budget: N/A
Revenue: $19,305
Release Date: 2014-09-01
Director(s): Ami Canaan Mann
Production: Highland Film Group, 120dB Films, Main Street Films/982 Media, Electric Shadow Company, Xantara Film Capital, Hassell Free Productions, Crema Family Office
Languages: English
IMDB: tt3270108
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Reno★ 7/102/4/2016
> A simplest music-drama, a little inspiring over one's self-confidence. From the director of 'Texas Killing Field' comes a simple music-drama with a little romance in it. A plot that was built around when two people meet at a crossroad. One is looking forward breakthrough in the music career and the other one has been there. Besides a single mother fighting for a child custody as a subplot and other few extra characters were added for the movie to brighten up. That did not help to make the plot tighter and faster, instead left behind many unanswered. Anyway, most part of the narration stayed dry. Looking at the performances, location and the direction, it was not a bad movie. The story that progressed at a lazy pace is what I felt is the tumble. It should have been better, but still watchable film and not for everyone. It is another movie about the life's hardship. All about the personal life as well as the social life and finding a way to blend them together. Great cast, fine music and a decent ending. Overall, failed to impress, but worth a watch for being different and a slightly gripping due to the realistic approach. 6½/10