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City of Love (2023)
Spencer, a troubled rideshare driver in Los Angeles, goes to dangerous lengths to reconnect with the world he lost after spending 20 years in jail.
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Spencer, a troubled rideshare driver in Los Angeles, goes to dangerous lengths to reconnect with the world he lost after spending 20 years in jail.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Eric Boadella, Robert DeCesare, Sara Pattarini
In Theaters:3/4/2023
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Runtime:81 minutes
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