

The Lies We Tell Ourselves(2024)
Don't trust anyone, especially you.
An eccentric director on the rise travels to Cannes, Berlin, New Caledonia, Australia and England to create her latest art house film and jumps many entertaining hurdles before realizing her vision.
Movie: The Lies We Tell Ourselves
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Film Fund Executive
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Carmen
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