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Hot Tomorrows (1977)

A portrait of Michael, a man 'intrigued' by death and drawn to it. Late one Christmas Eve, Michael's closest buddy Louis joins him for an adventure in Hollywood.
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A portrait of Michael, a man 'intrigued' by death and drawn to it. Late one Christmas Eve, Michael's closest buddy Louis joins him for an adventure in Hollywood.

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Genre:Drama, Music, Comedy
Directed By:Martin Brest
Written By:Martin Brest
In Theaters:4/1/1977
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:AFI

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