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Antonio Speller, a filmmaker, loses the desire to carry on with his films after finding his wife in bed with one of his actresses. The crisis also leads to an artistic change and a new commitment to only make "bad" movies.
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Antonio Speller, a filmmaker, loses the desire to carry on with his films after finding his wife in bed with one of his actresses. The crisis also leads to an artistic change and a new commitment to only make "bad" movies.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Roger A. Fratter
Written By:Roger A. Fratter
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