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I Need a Ride to California (1968)
Follows a group of hippies in Greenwich Village during the 1960's, centering on the story of a girl exploring various relationships with men, and her search for the values of the time.
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Follows a group of hippies in Greenwich Village during the 1960's, centering on the story of a girl exploring various relationships with men, and her search for the values of the time.
Rating:PG
Genre:Drama
Written By:Vivian Tyson
In Theaters:11/5/1968
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Runtime:83 minutes
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