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Contemplation (2025)
Alan Saber, a 22-year-old screenwriter, wants to get his screenplays greenlit. However, he's met with rejection and negative criticism, leading to him doubting his capability of writing screenplays. He does get back on track and builds some resilience after having a thorough conversation with five other transparent versions of himself. Screenwriting isn't easy but it's also not impossible.
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Alan Saber, a 22-year-old screenwriter, wants to get his screenplays greenlit. However, he's met with rejection and negative criticism, leading to him doubting his capability of writing screenplays. He does get back on track and builds some resilience after having a thorough conversation with five other transparent versions of himself. Screenwriting isn't easy but it's also not impossible.
Rating:R
Genre:Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Alan Saber
In Theaters:3/14/2025
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Runtime:11 minutes
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