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A Film by Xander Haan (2024)

Xander, a lifelong filmmaker, faces his harshest critic yet—an evil version of himself determined to delete all his films, calling them garbage. To save his work, Xander revisits his creations, discovering they are more than just movies—they are his history and proof of his growth. Overcoming self-doubt, he embraces his past and resolves to continue creating, honoring his journey as an artist.
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Xander, a lifelong filmmaker, faces his harshest critic yet—an evil version of himself determined to delete all his films, calling them garbage. To save his work, Xander revisits his creations, discovering they are more than just movies—they are his history and proof of his growth. Overcoming self-doubt, he embraces his past and resolves to continue creating, honoring his journey as an artist.

Rating:PG
Genre:Drama, Comedy
Directed By:Xander Haan
Written By:Xander Haan
In Theaters:3/14/2024
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:XanderSketches

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