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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Attorney and volunteer High School wrestling coach Mike Flaherty (Paul Giamati) is running out of money, with both his house and his office needing repairs. Out of desperation, he arranges to become the guardian of a rich, elderly Dementia patient to get the $1500-a-month stipend from the state and puts the old man in a nursing home paid for by the client's own estate. Then, the old man's teenage grandson shows up. At first sullen and uncommunicative, Kyle later warms up to Mike's family and starts wrestling on Mike's team - as it turns out, he's amazing on this. Then his mother shows up, fresh from rehab... |