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road movie

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road movie
n
(Performing Arts) a genre of film in which the chief character is on the run or travelling in search of, or to escape from, himself
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THE LUCKY ONES (15) boasts a good cast including Tim Robbins, Rachel McAdams and Michael Pena in a road movie about three Iraq war veterans as they struggle to settle back into civilian life.
NOW DVD OUT by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
The bash, at Belfast's Dublin Road Movie House on Friday, will help raise vital cash for the charity as well as giving fans a chance to see the latest installment of the blockbuster series.
Potter fans give a hoot for charity; MOVIES by The Mirror (London, England)
Journey Narratives and the Birth of a Genre Although the road movie is widely identified as a typical Hollywood genre, the concepts of journey and change, which lie at its heart, have always been fundamental to cinema.
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