Bullet
"Capture the moment. Keep going."
A young photographer regains passion for his craft after befriending a homeless jazz musician.
"Capture the moment. Keep going."
A young photographer regains passion for his craft after befriending a homeless jazz musician.
Chad Maurice
Bullet
Johnny Brown
Joey
Uri Ponte
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A young photographer regains passion for his craft after befriending a homeless jazz musician.
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