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Last Night in Suburbia
A teen comedy follows a group as it tries to have one last night of summer fun, only to be usurped by the world's worst undercover cop.
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A teen comedy follows a group as it tries to have one last night of summer fun, only to be usurped by the world's worst undercover cop.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Richard Ian Cox
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Anomic Imagery, High Deaf Productions
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