Back Roads
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| Initial release | USA |
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| Directors | Alex Pettyfer |
| Story by | Tawni O'Dell |
| Producers | Alex Pettyfer |
| Dan Spilo | |
| Michael Ohoven | |
| Jake Seal | |
| Ashley Mansour | |
| Craig Robinson | |
| Screenplay | Adrian Lyne |
| Tawni O'Dell | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2576160 |
About Back Roads
A young man cares for his younger sisters after their mother is imprisoned for murdering their abusive father. When he strikes up an affair with a married woman, long-dormant family secrets bubble to the surface.
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Dad completes charity run along entire length of M1
By Dan MartinBBC News
A dad has completed a run along the length of the M1 to raise money for a diabetes charity.
Jamie Austin has spent The Last 10 days following a 220-mile (354 kilometre) route from Leeds to London on Back Roads and footpaths parallel to the motorway.
Nottingham-born Mr Austin finished the southbound challenge on Saturday.
He has raised More Than £11,000 for JDRF charity which researches type 1 diabetes (T1D).
Hurting pretty badlyThe 49-year-old Notts County fan was motivated to do The Run .
He set off on 23 January and admitted it had become harder and harder Every Day .
He Said : " I started at a pretty good pace and kept it up but, by day five, my knee was hurting pretty badly and I though that might derail the whole thing.
" I was able to strap it up though and carry on. "
Mr Austin, who stopped at Notts County's Meadow Lane ground part way through his route to complete a few laps of The Pitch , said: " People's support has been incredible - especially from the T1D community who I have got to know.
" And Then there have been The People who I met along The Way . On Day One I met a guy out running and we ran together for 10 or 15 Minutes before parting ways.
" I later found he'd looked me up on Google and donated some money. That was just amazing. "
After finishing The Run at his home in East Finchley , Mr Austin said: " It's been pretty hard but I'm glad I did it - and glad that I've been able to raise a lot of money to support The Amazing work the JDRF does. "
Henry said: " Dad has been brilliant. I'm glad he did this but it's great to have him home. "
Source of news: bbc.com
