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A washed-up reality TV producer stages a comeback at Hollywood’s most chaotic awards show, where feuds, fame, betrayal and one unhinged celebrity collide in a campy satire of reality television and show business.
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A washed-up reality TV producer stages a comeback at Hollywood’s most chaotic awards show, where feuds, fame, betrayal and one unhinged celebrity collide in a campy satire of reality television and show business.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Susan-Sojourna Collier
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Conveyor Media, Aquetra Media
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