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A poor kid nicknamed Kubrick loves movies and dreams about being an award winning director. One day, he stumbles upon a movie shoot, gets confused with a real movie maker and takes the equipment he needs to shoot his movie.
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A poor kid nicknamed Kubrick loves movies and dreams about being an award winning director. One day, he stumbles upon a movie shoot, gets confused with a real movie maker and takes the equipment he needs to shoot his movie.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Constantine Attia, Guy Jacques, Emmanuel List
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Sofica EuropaCorp, EuropaCorp, The Prod, TF1 Films Production
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