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The Making of Human Condition: A Story for the Common Man (2024)

For 7 months a small crew followed around writer and director Ben Segall as he embarked on the arduous process of producing his culture shifting screenplay "Human Condition". This film is a snippet of the never released documentary "The Making of Human Condition: A Story for the Common Man" where Ben attempt to recruit Jaden Weinstein a recurring background talent for shows such as Euphoria, Modern Family, and The Thundermans.
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For 7 months a small crew followed around writer and director Ben Segall as he embarked on the arduous process of producing his culture shifting screenplay "Human Condition". This film is a snippet of the never released documentary "The Making of Human Condition: A Story for the Common Man" where Ben attempt to recruit Jaden Weinstein a recurring background talent for shows such as Euphoria, Modern Family, and The Thundermans.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Anthony Cruhlac
Written By:Alex Sherman, Anthony Cruhlac
In Theaters:4/21/2024
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Runtime:6 minutes
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