Ktown Cowboys (2015)

Ktown Cowboys: Directed by Daniel Park. With Rhonda Aldrich, Steve Byrne, Stefanie Carpenter, Herson Chavez. In LA’s Koreatown, 5 legendary partiers go out for one more night of debauchery, growing up by throwing down like they did in the old days.

“I thoroughly enjoyed this film about a side of America that we rarely see. In fact, it is movies like this that allows Americans to write their own narrative so that we can have a world where a Trump doesnu0026#39;t exist. u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eI enjoyed the complex character of Jae and how he views himself as an older brother of his family friendu0026#39;s daughter. In todayu0026#39;s politically correct society, many men do not see how to be a protective figure to women in their families. This movies shows a way for Americans to follow in Jaeu0026#39;s footsteps and become a man. u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eAlso, I enjoyed seeing a different perspective about how Americans are treated by others. Bobbyu0026#39;s character in going through racism shows that Americans also go through racism as well. It shows an important viewpoint that I hope all of America can see. Overall a great movie and clearly ahead of its time.”