Quawntay Adams and Aubrey Joseph interview on 'Bosco' film, pushing through adversity

In the early 2000s, Quawntay "Bosco" Adams was sentenced to 35 years for attempted possession of marijuana. He then comes up with a plan - with the help of a lonely stranger - to escape from a maximum-security prison so he can be at his first child's birth.
"Bosco," which also stars Vivica A. Fox ("Independence Day"), Nikki Blonsky ("Hairspray"), rapper Tyrese and Thomas Jane ("Hung"), is now streaming on Peacock.

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Aubrey gave a phenomenal performance. The movie deserves a bigger spotlight. Actors and directors should be interviewed by morning show hosts. How have things changed. What is Compton like today. Breaks my heart this kid with so much potential and intelligence got dragged down the poverty racism hole. Powerful movie. Sticking with me

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Great movie and it gave me new light on incarceration. It’s sad. But I am beyond grateful to watch this movie and learn you support people in the same situation as yourself. There is a God!! Bless you brother!

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I just watch this moive n its a great moive

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Watching it now