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A friend of mine, Christoph Silber, was a script consultant on a film that is just opening in Manhattan this week. It's called Arranged and you can check out the website here. They've already won a variety of festival awards and if it does well in New York it will like be in Los Angeles for limited run.
If you live in New York, please go see this movie and tell us all about it. Check out the trailer below.
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Posted by: David Oceguera | December 11, 2007 at 09:44 PM