Incluvie Film Festival Review of 'Sleep No More'
This short film was an overall creative success.
I Love His Husband
Am is a singer in a music club and needs to be hostess with customers. A producer and a journalist are looking for new singers. They notice Am. Nowadays being capable is not enough, the journalist would like to request more from Am but she doesn't play such bad game. She made a first music album with the producer. The journalist writes a bad article on Am regarding her relationship with a married man in order to boost record sales. She has to deal with these bad articles by the journalist. Meanwhile, she falls in love with Win, a man who was coming to see her sing every evening.
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Am is a singer in a music club and needs to be hostess with customers. A producer and a journalist are looking for new singers. They notice Am. Nowadays being capable is not enough, the journalist would like to request more from Am but she doesn't play such bad game. She made a first music album with the producer. The journalist writes a bad article on Am regarding her relationship with a married man in order to boost record sales. She has to deal with these bad articles by the journalist. Meanwhile, she falls in love with Win, a man who was coming to see her sing every evening.
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