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Red Nights (1988)

The Story of a Idealistic Young man (Played by Chris Parker), who goes to Los Angeles to become an actor, but is disillusioned and jaded when the cold and realistic violent world of Hollywood shatters then explodes all around him.
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The Story of a Idealistic Young man (Played by Chris Parker), who goes to Los Angeles to become an actor, but is disillusioned and jaded when the cold and realistic violent world of Hollywood shatters then explodes all around him.

Rating:R
Genre:Action
Directed By:Izhak Hanooka
Written By:
In Theaters:5/12/1988
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Runtime:85 minutes
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