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Wanting a perfect output for the film club's year ender film, the line between reality and fiction blurs as the highly ambitious director zones in shooting the film amidst external forces that make shooting more difficult.
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Wanting a perfect output for the film club's year ender film, the line between reality and fiction blurs as the highly ambitious director zones in shooting the film amidst external forces that make shooting more difficult.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:June Templo
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