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A film about extras, loneliness, the need to be seen, clowns and dreams. The extras want fellowship and friendship, lines and more lines, to be the center of attention and to be someone else, if only for a day.
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A film about extras, loneliness, the need to be seen, clowns and dreams. The extras want fellowship and friendship, lines and more lines, to be the center of attention and to be someone else, if only for a day.
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