Josh and S.A.M.

Josh and s.r.a. is an American youth film from the year 1993. director Billy Weber describes the adventures of two siblings who run away from home.

Action

The ten- year-old Josh is unhappy with his life and suffers from the divorce of his parents. His father lives in Florida with a new family, his mother cares more about her boyfriend than to Josh and his brother Sam. The eight- year-old Sam is his only ally and himself has difficulty in dealing with other children. As the aircraft that is to bring both back home to California, between land must, Josh, Sam convinces a, he was a cloned fighting machine and was sold by his parents to the Department of Defense of the United States to use it as child soldiers in a child's war in Africa.

Sam runs away to go to Canada, where according to Josh's story to the ground is. On their odyssey, they experience many adventures that support Sam's firm belief in Josh's lies and on, telling himself as Josh him the truth. He thinks he's invulnerable and is inspired to ever more incredible deeds.

Criticism

According to the Encyclopedia of the International film, the film was " [e ] in as enjoyable as exciting road movie that conveys the very constructed plot believable ." " Convincing " were also " the young protagonist " and " excellent staging that never the child's point of view ignores " leave.

1993 in film Screenplay Martin Brest Film score Thomas Newman Don Burgess (cinematographer) Chris Lebenzon Military use of children
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