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Cancel the Messenger
In a world where people are increasingly afraid to express their true opinions, Martin decides to take matters into his own hands. His new venture, the “Messenger”, although it raises many moral questions, is a great success. Such a success that it has attracted the attention of the media, and more particularly of Gaby, an aspiring journalist who will reveal the true nature of Martin, or at least that’s what she thinks...
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In a world where people are increasingly afraid to express their true opinions, Martin decides to take matters into his own hands. His new venture, the “Messenger”, although it raises many moral questions, is a great success. Such a success that it has attracted the attention of the media, and more particularly of Gaby, an aspiring journalist who will reveal the true nature of Martin, or at least that’s what she thinks...
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Edwina Rai, Simon-Olivier Fecteau
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Rock Picture Productions
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