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The Great Hitch-Hike Race (1972)
Two young men are talked into blowing up the largest smokestack in the world, as an antipollution protest.
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Two young men are talked into blowing up the largest smokestack in the world, as an antipollution protest.
Rating:PG
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Erven Jourdan
In Theaters:12/6/1972
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