Final Draft

2003
1h 37m

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueMarty and Harry, contrasting writers, venture to Hollywood to break into screenwriting. Their creative process and experiences offer insight into an artist's mind and journey towards success... Tout lireMarty and Harry, contrasting writers, venture to Hollywood to break into screenwriting. Their creative process and experiences offer insight into an artist's mind and journey towards success.Marty and Harry, contrasting writers, venture to Hollywood to break into screenwriting. Their creative process and experiences offer insight into an artist's mind and journey towards success.

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6,7/10

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Anecdotes
The Israeli Dance sequence is the dance Hora Habika, though the music is changed in the actual film.

Connexions
References Casablanca (1942)

Bandes originales
Don't Stop
Written & Performed by Lilach Perlstein & Nir Graff

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8/10

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Well I saw the 'world premiere' of this movie last night in the smallest theatre at the capital six here in Victoria last night.. it was playing at the Victoria Independent Film & Video Festival..

Anyway, the movie had a LOT of "inside jokes".. i.e. jokes only 'serious movie-goers' or 'film students' etc would really get. This movie was the first movie i had ever seen that mentioned imdb.com in it.. and in the Q&A period afterwards I told them I thought that joke was "Brilliant" :)

So, moving on. The acting, editing, and film-technique in this movie is all quite good. I was pretty impressed with what they managed to do with a budget of a meer $500k. I thought the 'film noir' spoofs were humourous and well-done.

To sumarize my little spooge of thoughts on this movie.. If you can get the chance to see it - see it. It is DEFINETLY worth your time, and I was very satisfied leaving the theatre. >