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Pull Stop

IMDb 6.4

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"You Never Know Who May Be Next to You at at Stoplight U.S.A."

Pull Stop is a film that uses public transportation as a "vehicle" of personal discovery. It chronicles the lead character, Carey on her one year odyssey of public transportation and the people she meets along the way. As she becomes an oracle of social commentary she also finds herself.

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What is Pull Stop (2011) about?

Pull Stop is a film that uses public transportation as a "vehicle" of personal discovery. It chronicles the lead character, Carey on her one year odyssey of public transportation and the people she meets along the way. As she becomes an oracle of social commentary she also finds herself.

Who stars in Pull Stop?

Pull Stop stars Andrew Murga (Erik Smith), Rae Dawn Pruit (Carey Clearly), Jerry Bell Jr. (Rich aka Dick), Lennox Fleary (Jonah), Ramona Johnson-Kramer (Susanna). The film was directed by Dean Carmichael.

How long is Pull Stop?

Pull Stop has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 2011.

Is Pull Stop worth watching?

Pull Stop holds an IMDb rating of 6.4/10. Fans of Comedy, Drama are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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