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The Mad Ave Wizard (1985)
At a major bid session at a major Ad Agency, a shy special effects director is ignored in a meeting, at the peril of everyone in the room.
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At a major bid session at a major Ad Agency, a shy special effects director is ignored in a meeting, at the peril of everyone in the room.
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Genre:Science Fiction
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In Theaters:1/1/1985
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Runtime:15 minutes
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