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Three Journeys: Lexus Promotional (2003)
The film showcases how the vehicles aid in simultaneous, intimate road-trip adventures. It explores the ties that bind couples and what makes relationships tick, with their travels leading to unique, unexpected destinations.
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The film showcases how the vehicles aid in simultaneous, intimate road-trip adventures. It explores the ties that bind couples and what makes relationships tick, with their travels leading to unique, unexpected destinations.
Rating:NR
Genre:Family
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In Theaters:9/15/2003
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Runtime:15 minutes
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