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Midnite Cabby (2014)
A race-against-the-clock comedy about a guy who has to drive a taxi all night collecting fares to bail out his brother who is being held down in an abandoned warehouse over a gambling debt.
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A race-against-the-clock comedy about a guy who has to drive a taxi all night collecting fares to bail out his brother who is being held down in an abandoned warehouse over a gambling debt.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Rocky Costanzo, Richard Meese
In Theaters:5/11/2014
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