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cinematical.com - 5/2/2008

EXCLUSIVE: 'The Wackness' Poster Premiere!

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Cinematical is absolutely stoked to have received this exclusive poster for The Wackness (click on the image to enlarge), which just enjoyed its New Yawk premiere at the 2008 Tribeca Film Festival earlier this week. Directed by the very talented Jonathan Levine ( All the Boys Love Mandy Lane ), The Wackness centers on the relationship between a pot dealer with no friends ( Josh Peck ) and ...

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