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The Martini Shot (2024)
This existential comedic drama follows an ailing film director as he begins to shoot what he believes to be his final work of art. What starts out as a normal film for him changes dramatically as the deterioration of his health progresses. The result being a fascinating exploration of mortality and one’s profound effect on the world.
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This existential comedic drama follows an ailing film director as he begins to shoot what he believes to be his final work of art. What starts out as a normal film for him changes dramatically as the deterioration of his health progresses. The result being a fascinating exploration of mortality and one’s profound effect on the world.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Stephen Wallis
In Theaters:4/10/2024
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Babyjane Productions, Magic Door Films, North Film Co., Princess Gates Entertainment, Quick Capital, Inc.
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