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The Pushovers (2023)
THE PUSHOVERS follows a college-aged kid named Richie (Ryan Bailey) as he comes clean about murdering someone at a house party. As his confession gets brought into the light, his life gets a lot more messy than he thought it would.
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THE PUSHOVERS follows a college-aged kid named Richie (Ryan Bailey) as he comes clean about murdering someone at a house party. As his confession gets brought into the light, his life gets a lot more messy than he thought it would.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ethan Hood
In Theaters:12/1/2023
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Runtime:4 minutes
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