Art House

Year: 1998

Runtime: 93 mins

Language: English

Director: Leigh Scott

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Selling out never looked so good. Ray McMichael works part‑time at a coffee shop while dreaming of filmmaking. He joins festival darling Weston Craig to create what they claim will be the greatest independent film ever. Their journey drags them through agents, starlets, lesbians, porn stars, extraterrestrials and the enigmatic auteur Dagmar Geech.

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