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Some Nudity Required (2023)
Allie Sager is an aspiring actress trying to navigate her way through the world of low-budget films where unscrupulous filmmakers try to get female actresses to appear in the nude. She learns the true art of compromise when she is given an opportunity to produce a film to elevate her to star status.
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Allie Sager is an aspiring actress trying to navigate her way through the world of low-budget films where unscrupulous filmmakers try to get female actresses to appear in the nude. She learns the true art of compromise when she is given an opportunity to produce a film to elevate her to star status.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Guy Crawford, Carrie Fee, Tray Goodman
In Theaters:6/1/2023
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Runtime:101 minutes
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