'Overcast' - MiamisFF Review
The makings of a great midseason filler episode that would connect in many different directions. This is a police drama filler with a guest director.
CH7
Tina is an employee at the (fictional) TV station CH7. She actually wants to make serious films, but the station mainly assigns her to trashy productions. Frustrated by this, she starts shooting her own film with her friends Diego and Sebastian—using methods that are not entirely legal. They involve uninvolved people in the plot against their will and act in disguise. The equipment is stolen from the station.
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Tina is an employee at the (fictional) TV station CH7. She actually wants to make serious films, but the station mainly assigns her to trashy productions. Frustrated by this, she starts shooting her own film with her friends Diego and Sebastian—using methods that are not entirely legal. They involve uninvolved people in the plot against their will and act in disguise. The equipment is stolen from the station.
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