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Instant Karma (2022)

A young man hits rock bottom as a ride-share driver when his car breaks down. But his life changes when he magically begins getting new things every day in his car. If he can only figure out what's causing it.
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A young man hits rock bottom as a ride-share driver when his car breaks down. But his life changes when he magically begins getting new things every day in his car. If he can only figure out what's causing it.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Fantasy
Directed By:Mitesh Kumar Patel
Written By:Scott Gore, Matt Midgette
In Theaters:7/4/2022
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:Freestyle Digital Media, Applied Art Productions, Old Tombstone Studios

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