The Day the Ponies Come Back
Mar 21 2001
•2h 44m
•Drama
While on a business trip to New York City, Frenchman Daniel Moulin hopes to track down his long-lost father. His initial investigation on the rough Bronx streets leads to little more than being made witness to a shooting and the victim of a mugging. Luckily for Daniel, a street-smart youth named William takes pity on him and introduces him to his wise grandfather, Cecil.
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Guillaume Canet
Daniel Moulin
Burt Young
John Stoller
Monica Trombetta
Tilly DeCruccio
Nick Sandow
Joey
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