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Undecided: The Movie (2016)
A camera crew follows two "undecided" voters along the actual campaign trail, and no Presidential candidate - on either side of the aisle - is spared.
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A camera crew follows two "undecided" voters along the actual campaign trail, and no Presidential candidate - on either side of the aisle - is spared.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Jason Selvig, Julio DePietro, Davram Stiefler
In Theaters:10/18/2016
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Runtime:86 minutes
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