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How to Make F**ked Up Movies
An Indian filmmaker arrives in the USA to make a movie about his friend's neurological disabilities. The global pandemic maroons the filmmaker in the USA for five months. The filmmaker didn't have much of a choice, but to keep filming with an ensemble cast of an American lunatic, scientist turned belly dancer, cranky military veteran, neurotic clergyman, Mormon comedian, LGBTQ musicians, pro wrestlers, a porn star and full-time dreamers. The perfect recipe for a f**ked-up movie.
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An Indian filmmaker arrives in the USA to make a movie about his friend's neurological disabilities. The global pandemic maroons the filmmaker in the USA for five months. The filmmaker didn't have much of a choice, but to keep filming with an ensemble cast of an American lunatic, scientist turned belly dancer, cranky military veteran, neurotic clergyman, Mormon comedian, LGBTQ musicians, pro wrestlers, a porn star and full-time dreamers. The perfect recipe for a f**ked-up movie.
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