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Shoot Me. Kiss Me. Cut!
A group of wannabe teen filmmakers team up to shoot a gritty, London-set Romeo and Juliet-style movie about their lives, to win £10,000 in a filmmaking challenge set by an award-winning director.
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A group of wannabe teen filmmakers team up to shoot a gritty, London-set Romeo and Juliet-style movie about their lives, to win £10,000 in a filmmaking challenge set by an award-winning director.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance
Written By:Niko von Glasow
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Palladio Film
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