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Death of a Filmmaker (2014)
A free spirit actress and an anti-social filmmaker are drawn together in what feels like the universe's doing, but they're only human and the prospect of fate makes them question if they're even compatible together as their mutual friend goes through hell trying to keep the the two from self-destructing.
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A free spirit actress and an anti-social filmmaker are drawn together in what feels like the universe's doing, but they're only human and the prospect of fate makes them question if they're even compatible together as their mutual friend goes through hell trying to keep the the two from self-destructing.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy, Mystery
Written By:David V. Teng
In Theaters:9/14/2014
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