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Buckle Brothers

is the tale of four young adults Lil Ron 23, Yah-Ya 18, Mike 18, Jazmine 18, from South Central, Los Angeles and Compton, CA who have found a different kind of hope in the form of the cowboy lifestyle.

Starring:

Chauncey McClain, Jazmine Bennet, Mike Gilbeaux Jr., Ron Jennings Jr., Yah-Ya O'Neil

Genre:

Documentary

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