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“I've done documentaries and TV for six years but this was my first feature as director, so there were moments when I'd look around and was excited... but, of course, it was also very challenging on a day-to-day basis. And, of course, now that it's coming out people want to talk mostly to the actors.”

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Robert B. Weide

Robert B. Weide, born on June 20, 1959, is a renowned screenwriter known for his versatile work across various genres, including drama, comedy, and documentaries. more

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