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Cadillac DeVille (2026)

In 1977, four mismatched teens flee their dead-end Long Island town, colliding over identity, dreams, and the cost of freedom on the road to California.
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In 1977, four mismatched teens flee their dead-end Long Island town, colliding over identity, dreams, and the cost of freedom on the road to California.

Rating:R
Genre:Drama
Directed By:Truman Marlowe
Written By:Truman Marlowe
In Theaters:5/11/2026
Box Office:$200
Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Scarlet Wave

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