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A homophobic technician helps a transvestite record the tale of a writer who longs to lead her characters' lives.
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A homophobic technician helps a transvestite record the tale of a writer who longs to lead her characters' lives.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Bashar Shbib, Harold Von Kursk
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Oneira Pictures International
Cast
Bashar Shbib
Director
Alexandra Woodward
Monika Verez
Robin Wilcock
Harry (as Robin Andrew Wilcock)
Diane Carlson
Marian Cook
Patrick Garrow
Jack
Dick Coward
Editor / Ned
Domenic Carapella
Massimo Rezzari
Rudy de Rooy
Thomas Van Doorn
Larissa Giroux
Alix
Lubo Hadjipetkov
Frank Litovski
Renata Hochelber
MissJasny
Josée Langlois
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