The Director
When a world-famous film director is finally given the chance to write his own script, painful memories from his past resurface. Seeking solace, he forms an unlikely bond with a young girl who helps him confront his grief and rediscover his voice as an artist.
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When a world-famous film director is finally given the chance to write his own script, painful memories from his past resurface. Seeking solace, he forms an unlikely bond with a young girl who helps him confront his grief and rediscover his voice as an artist.
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Written By:Luke Bates
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