Deep Dive: Billy the Kid (2007)
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The documentary 'Billy the Kid' follows fifteen-year-old Billy as he rides his bicycle through a small town in Maine. He shares his thoughts on identity, stating, 'I'm not black, I'm not white, not foreign, just different in the mind.' Directed by Jennifer Venditti, the film captures Billy's experiences during adolescence, focusing on his feelings of isolation and the excitement of first love.
Billy's imaginative outlook contrasts with the challenges he faces, providing an intimate portrait of his expressive personality and fearless approach to life. The film features a cast that includes Billy P., Heather Pelletier, and Christian Zucconi, and runs for 84 minutes. It is produced in the United States and presented in English.
Why Watch
- •Meet Billy, a unique voice on identity.
- •Follow his experiences of first love.
- •See the small town of Maine through his eyes.
Did You Know
•Billy is 15 years old during the events of the film.
•The film is directed by Jennifer Venditti, a woman director.
•The documentary has a runtime of 84 minutes.
•Billy rides his bicycle through a small town in Maine.
Perfect For
Adolescence and identityDocumentary enthusiastsFans of personal stories