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Final Stop (2021)
A driver is confronted by years of pent up trauma and unresolved emotional damage when he meets the love of his life and her abusive boyfriend. It's one hell of a ride.
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A driver is confronted by years of pent up trauma and unresolved emotional damage when he meets the love of his life and her abusive boyfriend. It's one hell of a ride.
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Genre:Thriller
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Written By:Jeffrey J. Moore, Sharif Shakhshir
In Theaters:6/11/2021
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Runtime:88 minutes
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