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Purple Jazz Nites (2018)
Three homeless beach-dwellers hunt treasure with a metal detector in a seaside town to get by. When a missing-person reward surfaces, loyalty fractures among their surrogate family as a strange cult pulls the strings of their undoing.
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Three homeless beach-dwellers hunt treasure with a metal detector in a seaside town to get by. When a missing-person reward surfaces, loyalty fractures among their surrogate family as a strange cult pulls the strings of their undoing.
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Written By:John Zhao
In Theaters:4/1/2018
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Runtime:103 minutes
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