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Shoot to Film
Having lost all hope of embodying a brilliant idea with the support of the producers, the young director decides to make a film without anyone's help. But his obsession and crazy approach to shooting a spy action movie lead the whole team to a conflict with real spy agents.
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Having lost all hope of embodying a brilliant idea with the support of the producers, the young director decides to make a film without anyone's help. But his obsession and crazy approach to shooting a spy action movie lead the whole team to a conflict with real spy agents.
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Genre:Action, Thriller, Comedy
Written By:Chris Nong
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