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ROAD WARRIOR, THE
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The Road Warrior features Mel Gibson as Mad Max, the ultimate anti-hero, battling a gang at the last outpost of civilization.
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KALIFORNIA
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Dominic Sena's stylish road movie is an unsentimental depiction of madness starring David Duchovny, Brad Pitt and Juliette Lewis.
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NATIONAL LAMPOON'S VACATION
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Chevy Chase leads his family through a comically disastrous cross-country road trip in this popular slapstick comedy.
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EASY RIDER
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In this counter-culture road movie, Dennis Hopper and Peter Fonda cycle across the Southwest to New Orleans, confronted by violence and bigotry.
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GET ON THE BUS
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Spike Lee combines the comedy of the classic road movie with social realism in a fresh drama built around the historic Million Man March.
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ANT FARM VIDEO
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On July 4, 1975, two artists dressed as astronauts barreled their auto into a pyramid of televisions for a spectacular piece of performance art.
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BOOTLEG FILM
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Masahiro Kobayashi's darkly comic road movie about two men who are best friends despite being on opposite sides of the law. "Disturbingly funny" (Time).
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MOTORCYCLE DIARIES
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Gael Garcia Bernal and Rodrigo de la Serna star in a reconstruction of the journey Che Guevara and his best friend took across South America in 1952.
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WILD STRAWBERRIES
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One of the great films by Bergman, with Victor Sjostrom as the aged professor who recollects his past failings while on a trip back to school.
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FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS
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Hunter S. Thompson's hilarious novel of social satire and drug-induced depravity is brought to the screen in outrageous fashion by Terry Gilliam.
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