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Lucky Lu (2025)
A delivery driver in New York City discovers his e-bike has been stolen. With his family en route after many years apart, Lu must contend with a community that has turned its back on him while he tries to replace the only thing promising to keep his family afloat.
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A delivery driver in New York City discovers his e-bike has been stolen. With his family en route after many years apart, Lu must contend with a community that has turned its back on him while he tries to replace the only thing promising to keep his family afloat.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Lloyd Lee Choi
In Theaters:10/10/2025
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Significant Productions, Cedar Road, Hisako, Big Buddha Pictures
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