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Roadkill Pusher (2026)
Michel, a drifter on the outskirts of a dingy southern town, catfishes unsuspecting locals for money using the identity of his partner, Carolina. Unfortunately for the couple, one of Michel’s catfishing victims may be too close for comfort.
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Michel, a drifter on the outskirts of a dingy southern town, catfishes unsuspecting locals for money using the identity of his partner, Carolina. Unfortunately for the couple, one of Michel’s catfishing victims may be too close for comfort.
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Written By:Martin Carter Scholl
In Theaters:2/7/2026
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Runtime:22 minutes
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