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TrailerJoey, a bratty 7-year-old kid fears that he shot his older brother, who is only pretending. Joey then runs away to Coney Island, a crowded beach area, and gets money by returning soda bottles for their deposits.Actors: Richard Brewster, Winifred Cushing, Jay Williams, Will Lee, Charlie Moss, Tommy DeCanio, Richie AndruscoDirector: Ray Ashley, Morris EngelCountry: United StatesDuration: 75 minQuality: HDRelease: 1953IMDb: 7.5Rating(0) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "Little Fugitive"
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Characters of "Little Fugitive"
LenniePlayed by: Richard Brewster
MotherPlayed by: Winifred Cushing
Pony Ride ManPlayed by: Jay Williams
PhotographerPlayed by: Will Lee
HarryPlayed by: Charlie Moss
CharleyPlayed by: Tommy DeCanio
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Directors of "Little Fugitive"
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Creators of "Little Fugitive"
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Critic Reviews of "Little Fugitive"
New YorkerOctober 06, 2014At its core, this pioneering independent film, from 1953, is just an urban heart-warmer, but it has a fresh, gritty surface and a Grade A horror-comic hook ...
Boston GlobeMarch 05, 2013That the filmmakers were able to make "Little Fugitive" at all is kind of miraculous, but the miraculousness has its limits.
Village VoiceApril 19, 2005An underseen indie-film landmark and an invaluable artifact of local history to boot.
ColeSmithey.comOctober 28, 2014[VIDEO ESSAY] Made in 1953 by three confident filmmakers, "Little Fugitive" is as much an invaluable filmic document of post World War II New York as it is an enchanting incipient work of independent cinema.
Boston PhoenixFebruary 28, 2013Rarely has a film offered such an authentic child's-eye view of the world ...
Slant MagazineJanuary 27, 2013The not-to-be-underestimated singularity of Little Fugitive is such that its legacy nearly contradicts its nature.
Combustible CelluloidJune 21, 2011This amazing little film... is one of the most painful and vivid recollections of childhood I've ever seen, easily on par with Zero for Conduct, The 400 Blows and The Butcher Boy.
Turner Classic Movies OnlineApril 04, 2009... the film runs largely on charm, but Engel's eye for people and landscape and social activity gives it a vibrancy that is still compelling.
Filmcritic.comJune 18, 2008You'll enjoy it from whatever angle you approach it, and you'll want to hand Joey a nickel so he can ride the pony one more time.
Ozus' World Movie ReviewsDecember 10, 2003A remarkable indy classic, made on a shoestring budget.
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