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Next Exit (2022)

A research scientist who makes national news proving she can track people into the afterlife - Rose sees a way out and Teddy sees his chance to finally make it. These two strangers, both harboring dark secrets, race to join the doctor's contentious study and leave this life behind.
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A research scientist who makes national news proving she can track people into the afterlife - Rose sees a way out and Teddy sees his chance to finally make it. These two strangers, both harboring dark secrets, race to join the doctor's contentious study and leave this life behind.

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Genre:Science Fiction, Comedy, Drama, Romance
Directed By:Mali Elfman
Written By:Mali Elfman
In Theaters:11/4/2022
Box Office:$4,692
Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Helmstreet Productions, No Traffic For Ghosts, XYZ Films

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