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Cross Bronx (2007)
This Bronx-based coming-of-age drama follows four high school friends as they navigate the treacherous waters of independence, love and careers on their individual paths toward achieving their dreams.
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This Bronx-based coming-of-age drama follows four high school friends as they navigate the treacherous waters of independence, love and careers on their individual paths toward achieving their dreams.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Larry Golin
In Theaters:12/1/2007
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Runtime:100 minutes
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