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The Motorcycle Man (2025)

A 21st-century trip set in the birthplace of the 60's. An easy-riding and sharp-tongued former motorcycle racer acts as reluctant guide to two young travelers searching for Ken Kesey's cabin in Northern California's Santa Cruz Mountains.
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A 21st-century trip set in the birthplace of the 60's. An easy-riding and sharp-tongued former motorcycle racer acts as reluctant guide to two young travelers searching for Ken Kesey's cabin in Northern California's Santa Cruz Mountains.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Jason Ward
Written By:Jason Ward
In Theaters:4/26/2025
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Studio:Blue Redwood Film Company

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