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Song Lee (28), an extra actor, hoping not only for the opportunity to be an actor but also for respect. In a restaurant set of a film shooting, Song is kicked off the stage by the director. When Song is about to leave, the crew finds that Song is an indispensable "background" in every shot because of the continuity. The director has to bring Song back.
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Song Lee (28), an extra actor, hoping not only for the opportunity to be an actor but also for respect. In a restaurant set of a film shooting, Song is kicked off the stage by the director. When Song is about to leave, the crew finds that Song is an indispensable "background" in every shot because of the continuity. The director has to bring Song back.
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Written By:Abdullah Harun İlhan
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