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The Resellers (2024)
2 recent college graduates find themselves at a cross roads trying to figure out what career path they want to take. They refuse to work a boring regular 9-5 job, and learn they can make a killer living simply off reselling sneakers.
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2 recent college graduates find themselves at a cross roads trying to figure out what career path they want to take. They refuse to work a boring regular 9-5 job, and learn they can make a killer living simply off reselling sneakers.
Rating:PG-13
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Written By:Kevin M. Gray, Tomlyn Nicholson, Rondell Simmons
In Theaters:6/1/2024
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Runtime:103 minutes
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