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Joy(2015)
Joy(2015)
The true story of Joy Mangano, a young woman fiercely determined to get her innovative ‘Miracle Mop’ invention on the market.
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Film Details
Year
2016
Duration
115 minutes
Genres
Based on a true story, Drama
Language
English
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UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
Ray Kroc, a travelling salesman, makes his living selling milkshake makers to American diners in 1954. After a small restaurant orders a large quantity of his stock, Ray visits to experience something he’s never encountered before: fast-food. Impressed by the complete package that McDonald’s has to offer its customers, he meets with the two founding brothers – Maurice and Richard – in a bid to get them to agree to a franchising opportunity for the company, led by businessman Ray. The Founder showcases the trials and tribulations of its determined, ambitious and ruthless protagonist, and highlights the potential price to be paid in making the American Dream a reality.
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