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Crossings (2000)
Simon and Sharon are a young couple heading to New York City when they make a fateful stop at a bridge on the outskirts of Manhattan. A run-in with local thugs leaves Simon and Sharon in a desperate situation. They know that if these guys catch up to them, blood is going to spill. But if they keep on running, they'll never get where they're going. In the end, there's only one way to get past this crossing...and no turning back.
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Simon and Sharon are a young couple heading to New York City when they make a fateful stop at a bridge on the outskirts of Manhattan. A run-in with local thugs leaves Simon and Sharon in a desperate situation. They know that if these guys catch up to them, blood is going to spill. But if they keep on running, they'll never get where they're going. In the end, there's only one way to get past this crossing...and no turning back.
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Genre:Crime
Written By:Michael Posniak, Scott Meyer
In Theaters:8/16/2000
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Runtime:20 minutes
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