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The Party Bus (2020)

Zac leads a normal life, until the day his world is shaken by the end of his relationship. Suddenly everything that made him confident is gone. In a struggle to gain confidence he takes his friends suggestion and goes to work on a party bus, however he lands right in the middle of the drug scene. While finding his confidence he gets in the way of the main drug dealer, Logan, who seeks revenge on him. Will Zac overcome the drug dealer and save himself, or will he fall victim to the world of drugs?
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Zac leads a normal life, until the day his world is shaken by the end of his relationship. Suddenly everything that made him confident is gone. In a struggle to gain confidence he takes his friends suggestion and goes to work on a party bus, however he lands right in the middle of the drug scene. While finding his confidence he gets in the way of the main drug dealer, Logan, who seeks revenge on him. Will Zac overcome the drug dealer and save himself, or will he fall victim to the world of drugs?

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Jonathan Newton
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In Theaters:1/1/2020
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Runtime:102 minutes
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