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Hoax II: Anarchy Across America (1995)
Hoax II is a 34 day, 17 city, 10,000 mile odyssey that criss-crosses America and documents the aggressive in-line skating scene. A 33 foot motor home called Skippy is the chariot for these gods of skating. Spend 5 weeks living with Arlo, Brian, B, Mike and Brooke as they live "The Real World", where each city provides new challenges and new opponents.
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Hoax II is a 34 day, 17 city, 10,000 mile odyssey that criss-crosses America and documents the aggressive in-line skating scene. A 33 foot motor home called Skippy is the chariot for these gods of skating. Spend 5 weeks living with Arlo, Brian, B, Mike and Brooke as they live "The Real World", where each city provides new challenges and new opponents.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:1/1/1995
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:T-Bone Films
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