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The trailer for Caleb McLaughlin‘s new Netflix film Concrete Cowboy has arrived!

The 19-year-old Stranger Things star plays Cole in the upcoming movie, alongside Idris Elba, Jharrel Jerome and more.

Here’s a synopsis: When fifteen year-old Cole (McLaughlin) is expelled from school in Detroit, he is sent to North Philadelphia to live with Harp (Elba), his estranged father. Harp finds solace in rehabilitating horses for inner city cowboys at the Fletcher Street Stables, a real-life black urban horsemanship community that has provided a safe haven for the neighborhood residents for more than 100 years.

Torn between his growing respect for his father’s community and his reemerging friendship with troubled cousin Smush (Jerome), Cole begins to reprioritize his life as the stables themselves are threatened by encroaching gentrification.

The new movie is inspired by the novel “Ghetto Cowboy” by G. Neri, and was directed by first time feature filmmaker Ricky Staub, who also wrote the movie with Dan Walser.

Also starring in the film include Byron Bowers, Lorraine Toussaint, Clifford “Method Man” Smith. It premieres on Netflix on April 2nd.

If you missed them, check out the stills and poster for Concrete Cowboy!

Caleb McLaughlin and Idris Elba are featured on the brand new poster for their upcoming Netflix movie Concrete Cowboy!

Along with the poster, a handful of images from the film were released, which also feature Jharrel Jerome.

Here’s a synopsis: When fifteen year-old Cole (McLaughlin) is expelled from school in Detroit, he is sent to North Philadelphia to live with Harp (Elba), his estranged father. Harp finds solace in rehabilitating horses for inner city cowboys at the Fletcher Street Stables, a real-life black urban horsemanship community that has provided a safe haven for the neighborhood residents for more than 100 years. Torn between his growing respect for his father’s community and his reemerging friendship with troubled cousin Smush (Jerome), Cole begins to reprioritize his life as the stables themselves are threatened by encroaching gentrification.

The new movie is inspired by the novel “Ghetto Cowboy” by G. Neri, and was directed by first time feature filmmaker Ricky Staub, who also wrote the movie with Dan Walser.

Byron Bowers, Lorraine Toussaint, Clifford “Method Man” Smith also star in Concrete Cowboy, premiering on Netflix on April 2nd. Stay tuned for the trailer!