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New Jersey Drive

Rated R for pervasive strong language, and some violence, drugs and drinking.

R 95min.
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New Jersey Drive opens with Jason (Gabriel Casseus) heading off to juvenile detention then unfolds in flashback as, chronologically, the incidents leading to his arrest surface one by one. Read More
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