THE SCRIPT: A Semi-Satirical, Possibly Pretentious, Meta-Commentary Lamenting the Hopeful Pipe Dreams of Every Aspiring Movie Maker Trailer (2026)
"Ever since I was young, I always wanted to be a filmmaker."30 June 2026Fantasy, Comedy20 mins
Aspiring auteur director John tries to get his overly ambitious script turned into a real film.
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