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A group of friends try to make a "film" to save their theatre company from falling apart...during a pandemic. But filmmaking ineptitude, old affairs, and new betrayals may be the virus that ends their company before any global pandemic does.
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00:00I can't believe we're waiting for your wedding dress.
00:03I'm sorry, I can't do this.
00:05Should I cut?
00:06No, do not cut.
00:07Keep rolling.
00:08You really want me to say,
00:09I can't believe we're waiting for your wedding dress.
00:12I just can't believe it.
00:13The day's finally here and your wedding dress was ready already.
00:17I feel like gin or so.
00:19Yes.
00:20It is physically hurting me to say this.
00:27Places, please.
00:28Thank you, places.
00:28We are filming a play, kind of a keep theater alive project.
00:34Look, look, you know me, I always have my lines down.
00:38It's two lines.
00:40What is wrong with you?
00:42I want you to stop yelling and cursing at our company members.
00:47It's supposed to be Irish.
00:48What was I doing?
00:50Not Irish.
00:51Will you be the Pepper Potts to me, Tony Stark?
00:54Yes, 3,000 times, yes.
00:57Oh, my God.
01:03The movie is generous.
01:05Theater is dead.
01:06What's going on with you?
01:08What haven't you told them?
01:09We have no cash.
01:10We've been through this before and we'll get through it again.
01:15This company is my job as much as it is yours.
01:18What do you want from me?
01:20We started this thing together.
01:21We built it with our own sweat and blood.
01:24You don't want people to clap for you anymore.
01:27You want people to change because of what you did.
01:33I know we're taking a bit of a risk here, but the show must go on, right?
01:38All right.
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