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Tollbooth (1995)
A young woman’s dreams of love are trapped in an empty life of broken promises and futile hopes, as she desperately awaits the return of her long-missing father. In order to win her heart, a local tollbooth operator sets out to find him. One fateful evening at the tollbooth, in a feverish collision between reality and dreams, their lives change, enabling them to start anew.
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A young woman’s dreams of love are trapped in an empty life of broken promises and futile hopes, as she desperately awaits the return of her long-missing father. In order to win her heart, a local tollbooth operator sets out to find him. One fateful evening at the tollbooth, in a feverish collision between reality and dreams, their lives change, enabling them to start anew.
Rating:R
Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Salomé Breziner
In Theaters:4/1/1995
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Trans Atlantic Entertainment, Roadkill Films, Sneak Preview Productions
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