American Virgin

John, a recovering alcoholic, tries to establish a relationship with his young son. However, after taking his son's protection into his own hands by roughing up a politically powerful child molester, he is forced to take the son that doesn't know him on a run from the law. —Ian McCullough John, a recovering alcoholic, tries to establish a relationship with his young son. However, after taking his son's protection into his own hands by roughing up a politically powerful child molester, he is forced to take the son that doesn't know him on a run from the law. They journey into the mountains to search for John's father. Throughout the search, John struggles to find the line between his need to protect his son, and his want for revenge. John finally reaches his father and they take refuge in his cabin. John's father tells him that killing the man who molested his son IS his duty. So, thinking that his father would never mislead him, John returns and gives in to his violent temptations. —Anonymous