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Mime Bim or Someone Else's Life
Life is full of surprises! You never know where you'll find it and where you'll lose it. A talented young actor hits a rough patch. First, he loses his job at the theater. Then his wife leaves him, taking their eight-year-old daughter with her. Bim (as everyone calls him these days) tries to earn money as a street mime, imitating people passing by...
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Life is full of surprises! You never know where you'll find it and where you'll lose it. A talented young actor hits a rough patch. First, he loses his job at the theater. Then his wife leaves him, taking their eight-year-old daughter with her. Bim (as everyone calls him these days) tries to earn money as a street mime, imitating people passing by...
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