The Way

The Way

PG-13 2010 · 107 min · Drama

The saga about a young Latino boy who due to circumstances joins a gang and ultimately winds up in prison. After he does his time he meets a man who helps him from falling back into the gang life. In essence he finds "The Way".

Directed by Barry Shay · Written by Barry Shay

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