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Kevin Jakubowski
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Kevin Jakubowski is an American author and filmmaker originally from Batavia, Illinois, where he was an alternate on the '91 Batavia Little League All-Star team. Presently, Jakubowski channels his creativity into writing movies and TV shows. His portfolio includes lesser-known works such as "Assassination of a High School President," "Legendary Dudas," "Play By Play," among others—a lineup that might not immediately ring a bell but highlights his storytelling endeavors. His work spans various mediums, from novels to film, as his book 8-BIT CHRISTMAS, was turned into the movie 8-BIT CHRISTMAS. Jakubowski has crafted engaging stories that captivate audiences, establishing himself as a versatil…
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6.4In suburban Chicago during the late 1980s, ten-year-old Jake Doyle embarks on a herculean quest to get the latest and greatest video game system for Christmas.
8-Bit Christmas
2021
5.8After the theft of copies of SAT exams from a principal's office, teenage reporter Bobby Funke sets out to unmask the thief.
Assassination of a High School President
2008
4.0A coming of age comedy about an ESPN sportscaster who looks back on his life in the 90s and gives the play-by-play of his adolescence.
Play by Play
2017
Devoted father John finds his once-close bond with daughter Avery unraveling as she enters her preteen years. Desperate to reconnect before she starts middle school, he signs them up for a week-long father-daughter retreat at a rundown summer camp, where he’s forced to confront both his fears of losing her and the evolving nature of their relationship.
Dad Camp
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6.4In suburban Chicago during the late 1980s, ten-year-old Jake Doyle embarks on a herculean quest to get the latest and greatest video game system for Christmas.
8-Bit Christmas
2021
5.8After the theft of copies of SAT exams from a principal's office, teenage reporter Bobby Funke sets out to unmask the thief.
Assassination of a High School President
2008
Devoted father John finds his once-close bond with daughter Avery unraveling as she enters her preteen years. Desperate to reconnect before she starts middle school, he signs them up for a week-long father-daughter retreat at a rundown summer camp, where he’s forced to confront both his fears of losing her and the evolving nature of their relationship.
Dad Camp
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