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The King of Detroit
Life is a series of firsts. Your first kiss. Your first love. Your first car. The King is American Graffiti for today's generation. A darkly hilarious coming of age tale of friendship and growing up. Long live the King.
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Life is a series of firsts. Your first kiss. Your first love. Your first car. The King is American Graffiti for today's generation. A darkly hilarious coming of age tale of friendship and growing up. Long live the King.
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Genre:Comedy, Adventure
Written By:Dave Landau, Ken Kuykendall, Sebastion Oberst
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Runtime:73 minutes
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