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Synopsis: Thirteen year-old city brat Ben (Brandon Tyler Russell) has done it again... and his struggling, single mother (Mira Sorvino) has had enough of him getting into mischief. Now, Ben has to choose between going down the path of Juvi hall or spending the summer in Iowa on a farm with his estranged grandfather, Jack (Peter Fonda). The day after arriving, Ben is ready to leave. To help Ben get a friend, Jack gets him a smart farm dog from an animal shelter to keep Ben company and in line. Between the dog and a friendly neighbor (Louis Gossett, Jr.), Ben soon learns life lessons about friendship, family and responsibility. It may take a village to raise a child, but when you only have a handful of people and a dog at your side, you have to make do with what you have. Through it all, Ben has the most memorable summer of his life.
Genre: Drama, Family
Director(s): David Mickey Evans
Production: Phase 4 Films
  3 wins & 1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
5.3
PG
Year:
2012
94 min
Website
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by my side

Can't you see

that I'm lonely?

Rescue me

take me in your arms

Rescue me

I want your tender charms

'Cause I'm lonely

and I'm blue

I need you

and your love too

Come on

and rescue me

Come on, baby,

take me baby

Hold me, baby,

love me, baby

Can't you see

that I need you, baby?

Can't you see that I'm lonely?

rescue me

Come on

and take my hand

Come on, baby,

and be my man

'Cause I love you

'cause I want you

Can't you see

that I'm lonely?

Take me, baby

love me, baby

Need me, baby

Can't you see

that I'm lonely?

Rescue me

rescue me...

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Michael Baumgarten

Michael Baumgarten (March 25, 1812 – July 21, 1889), was a German Protestant theologian. Baumgarten was born at Haseldorf in Schleswig-Holstein. more…

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