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Palmer (2011)
Release Year: 2011
Nation: United States of America
Alternative Title: ハーマー, Палмер, 帕瑪
Director: Fisher Stevens
Writer: Cheryl Guerriero
Production & Genre
Producer(s):
Companies: SK Global Entertainment, Sidney Kimmel Entertainment
Genre: Drama
Awards & Similar
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Keywords
Keywords: adult child friendship, bullied, drug addict, ex-con, guardianship, homophobia, house trailer, irresponsible parent, small town, young boy
Story
After serving 12 years in prison for attempted murder, former high school football star Eddie Palmer returns to his small-town home. He moves in with his grandmother and starts working at a local diner. Meanwhile, Sam, an outcast non-binary child living with their drug-addicted mother and abusive boyfriend in a nearby trailer park, faces bullying at school due to their gender identity. One day, Sam's mother overdoses, leaving him without proper care. Palmer, feeling responsible, takes Sam under his wing despite initial reservations from the boy's estranged grandmother. As they grow closer, Palmer helps Sam navigate his struggles with bullies and homophobia, while also teaching him football. However, their newfound family dynamic is threatened when Palmer's past crimes resurface, putting his relationship with Sam at risk.
Summary
Palmer (2011) is a drama film directed by Fisher Stevens that explores themes of redemption, acceptance, and the complex nature of family. The story revolves around Eddie Palmer, an ex-con trying to rebuild his life after serving time for attempted murder. Set in a small town in the United States, the narrative intertwines with Sam, a young non-binary child facing adversity due to their gender identity and abusive home life. When circumstances bring them together, Palmer and Sam form an unlikely bond as they navigate the challenges of their pasts and present realities. The film highlights the struggles of being different in a conservative environment while also addressing the complexities of guardianship and acceptance.
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