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The Drive (2025)
It's a warm November day in the early 1960s and Liz has just picked up the kids for her weekly carpool. Little does she know that this will be a drive she'll never forget.
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It's a warm November day in the early 1960s and Liz has just picked up the kids for her weekly carpool. Little does she know that this will be a drive she'll never forget.
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Genre:Drama, History, Thriller
Written By:David Arrow
In Theaters:9/25/2025
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:4 A Films
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