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We Do Not Film Just for Fun
This is a comedic meta-movie about making a movie on the Romanian seaside. The movie made is about some low level black market traffickers.
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This is a comedic meta-movie about making a movie on the Romanian seaside. The movie made is about some low level black market traffickers.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Paul Everac
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:Casa de Filme 1, Centrul de Producție Cinematografică București
Cast
Iulian Mihu
Director
Toma Caragiu
himself / Berbecaru
Gheorghe Dinică
himself / Apostu
Jean Georgescu
The Film Director
Gina Patrichi
herself / Margareta
Violeta Andrei
Set Production Assistant / comrade Diaconu
Aimee Iacobescu
herself / Lucia
Flavia Buref
Clematita
Angela Chiuaru
Clara
Angela Stoenescu
Stela
Alexandru Boc
Gheorghiță / Gregor
Mircea Florian
Mocanu
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