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Above All a Dreamer
After a struggling low-end entrepreneur finds out he has a brain tumor, he puts all of his energy into making sure his As Seen on TV product gets picked up for the market, forcing him to face his past actions with old business partners.
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After a struggling low-end entrepreneur finds out he has a brain tumor, he puts all of his energy into making sure his As Seen on TV product gets picked up for the market, forcing him to face his past actions with old business partners.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Colton Caulfield, Alexander Thomas
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