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Million Dollar Scene
H is a young director, ready to direct his next short film MILLION DOLLAR SCENE. However, he will have to face the harsh reality of the inconveniences and problems present in every production. Will he have the strength H to go through with his project? Will he be clear-sighted in seeing the harsh reality of things or will they, too, come across as blurry and imperfect?
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H is a young director, ready to direct his next short film MILLION DOLLAR SCENE. However, he will have to face the harsh reality of the inconveniences and problems present in every production. Will he have the strength H to go through with his project? Will he be clear-sighted in seeing the harsh reality of things or will they, too, come across as blurry and imperfect?
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Matteo Favero
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:HFilms Pictures
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