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And Cut! (2024)
A tiny film production house in Mumbai navigates everyday challenges while struggling under the leadership of an excitable, eccentric director and a sharp-tongued, openly gay producer. All, while being filmed by a documentary crew.
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A tiny film production house in Mumbai navigates everyday challenges while struggling under the leadership of an excitable, eccentric director and a sharp-tongued, openly gay producer. All, while being filmed by a documentary crew.
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Written By:Ishika Sharma, Arjun Chatterjee
In Theaters:3/10/2024
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