Legally Bond

Every Mother's Story Should Be Told. This Documentary Short Film Follows A Working Class Mother Who Is A Bail Bondsman Trying To Make A Difference, All While Trying Not To Blend Work & Home Life.

Cast

Amy Garver

as Amy Garver

BJ Davis

as BJ Davis

Steven Pullen

as Steve Pullen

Holden Hudson

as Holden Hudson

Spencer Absher

as Spencer Absher

Paula Walker

as Paula Walker

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