Madison has a firm routine in place for family, job and sleep, until a quick trip to her doctor destroys her routine and leaves her with a burden that is too heavy to carry alone. Drowning, she finds support in an unlikely place and confronts the reality of mortality.
Judy’s Child (2016) |
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The United States of America |
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English |
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PG |
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Ty Hodges and Jacqueline King-Howell |
Ty Hodges’ career started at the age of 11, where he acted in theatre, film and television. He was featured in television shows such as Even Stevens, Boston Public, The District and NYPD Blue. In 2006, he added writing and directing to his repertoire, with his award-winning feature film Miles from Home garnering film festival awards for writing, directing and for his performance in the lead role. He is continuously developing projects for his production Company, Art Farm Entertainment.
Barbadian-born Jacqueline King-Howell moved to Brooklyn at a young age. She is credited as an actor, writer, producer, filmmaker and storyteller. She has worked opposite Jim Carrey in I Love You Phillip Morris. She wrote, produced and co-directed Judy’s Child and is currently prepping for more projects.
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