If We Can Do It We Would Do It
Considering their country as a place that conditions to make movies are deplorable, two actors discuss how to make a successful film. One of them is realistic, while the other one is in dreams.
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Considering their country as a place that conditions to make movies are deplorable, two actors discuss how to make a successful film. One of them is realistic, while the other one is in dreams.
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Genre:Action, Comedy, Drama, War
Written By:Genc Berisha, Besart Sllamniku
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Runtime:26 minutes
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