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By all means (2024) [PG-13]

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Release Date:
December 31, 2024

Original Title:
By all means

Production Companies:
celew productions

Ratings / Certifications:
US: PG-13 

Runtime: 4

By all means

Overview from TheMovieDB

This short film is a heartwarming and motivational story about determination, dreams, and the power of inspiration. Billy, a young boy captivated by an NFL game, is inspired by Odell Beckham Jr.'s famous catch. Convinced that a pair of Nike Elite gloves is the key to his own football greatness, he sets out on a relentless quest to earn enough money to buy them. Through mowing lawns and overcoming obstacles, Billy's journey highlights themes of grit and perseverance, appealing to audiences of all ages. This project aligns well with Nike's brand ethos of empowering individuals to push their limits and rise to greatness. The film's relatable story and emotional journey make it a perfect vehicle for brand engagement, offering both a heartwarming narrative and a compelling opportunity for product placement. Your investment will support not only a captivating story but also one that deeply resonates with audiences, encouraging them to pursue their dreams, no matter the odds.

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Production

Director:
Christian Lewis
Zach Rogers

Gaffer:
Gael Aguirre

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