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The Night Trip (2019)

October of 1993, in Eugene, Oregon, a taxi driver and a young documentary filmmaker set out on a night's journey they'll never forget.
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October of 1993, in Eugene, Oregon, a taxi driver and a young documentary filmmaker set out on a night's journey they'll never forget.

Rating:NR
Genre:Crime
Directed By:Matt Levin
Written By:Michael Billings, Matt Levin
In Theaters:2/22/2019
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Resonance Creative

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