Catching Baby Moses - Barbera, Anthony
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It begins when 13-year-old Norton Ryder and his friends meet for their Saturday sandlot football game. It's 1985 in Duram, California. The lot they play on is claimed as private property by Mary Carver, the town slumlord. "Haggy Mary," as she is known, has devised a means for finally keeping the "little S---s" off her land. She's doused the dry grass with gasoline. When the flames roar across the field, it's only the beginning of the trouble to come, for her gardener, Percy Hawkins, is looking on in horror. As it turns out, it's dangerous to mentor a thirteen-year-old runaway teenager, especially when you're an NFL football star and murder is involved!…mehr

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It begins when 13-year-old Norton Ryder and his friends meet for their Saturday sandlot football game. It's 1985 in Duram, California. The lot they play on is claimed as private property by Mary Carver, the town slumlord. "Haggy Mary," as she is known, has devised a means for finally keeping the "little S---s" off her land. She's doused the dry grass with gasoline. When the flames roar across the field, it's only the beginning of the trouble to come, for her gardener, Percy Hawkins, is looking on in horror. As it turns out, it's dangerous to mentor a thirteen-year-old runaway teenager, especially when you're an NFL football star and murder is involved!
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Anthony Barbera is a writer and composer, drawing inspiration from his deep love for both music and books. He kicked off his journey as a music composer for films and ads, earning his Bachelor's in Music Composition from the University of North Carolina School of the Arts. While chasing his Master's at the University of Massachusetts, Anthony racked up a bunch of awards, snagging first prize for "Two Songs for Soprano and Orchestra on Poems by Rilke," which was performed by the North Carolina Symphony Orchestra.But Anthony's love for writing and storytelling couldn't be held back. He especially felt the pull when asked to guide a group of ambitious teenagers in writing and acting for their debut film, X Marks the Spot, at the First Sonoma Film Festival.