Routed

The film centers on Clark, who, after being fired from his job, fills in for his sick son's newspaper route. What begins as a temporary solution quickly turns into a passionate pursuit for Clark, showcasing his newfound enthusiasm for the job. His interactions with the neighborhood and the former boss he seeks revenge against add layers to the narrative.

Routed combines elements of drama and family, presenting a story that resonates with themes of fatherhood and community. The film features notable performances from Fran Brill, Tim Halligan, and Larry Block. As it explores Clark's journey from despair to empowerment, the film captures the essence of suburban life in the late 1980s, making it a noteworthy entry for collectors interested in family dramas from this era.