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A film producer must convince his misogynistic long-time colleague, the film director, to opt for the feminist costume for the superhero film they are developing.
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A film producer must convince his misogynistic long-time colleague, the film director, to opt for the feminist costume for the superhero film they are developing.

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Genre:Comedy, Science Fiction
Directed By:Earvic Noay
Written By:Earvic Noay
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Young Vision Room, V Films, UP Cinema, UP Film Institute

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