Our roving reviewer/critic/suds quaffer checks in with a review of the excellent indie film Man Push Cart that we gushed about when it came out:

The character of Ahmad, played subtly and deftly by Ahmad Razvi, awakes every morning at 3 and takes the train from Brooklyn to Manhattan where he mans a breakfast cart for the  city's suits and other assorted morning types. This in itself would be quite a daunting task for most of us. However, Ahmad has also lost his wife only a year before and his mother-in-law blames him for her daughter's death. Because of this, he is prevented from seeing his son but once in a great while. As if all of this weren't enough, he has tasted success as a former Pakistani rock singer, but that life is long behind him.

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