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There Are No Other Options
A very rich and influential man orders the director to make an autobiographical film about his life. As collateral, payment for services and a contract, he gives the film maker one million dollars in a case. Due to simple carelessness, the director loses his case with money and is now forced to shoot the film in various difficult ways, because he has no other options.
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A very rich and influential man orders the director to make an autobiographical film about his life. As collateral, payment for services and a contract, he gives the film maker one million dollars in a case. Due to simple carelessness, the director loses his case with money and is now forced to shoot the film in various difficult ways, because he has no other options.
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