Mr. Dramatic

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Mr. Dramatic is a 2005 American short comedy film. It was directed and written by John Stalberg, Jr.. After a series of fruitless relationships, an innocent young woman ventures out yet again into the social wasteland of Hollywood, California. Hoping to find Mr. Right, she instead meets “Mr. Dramatic,” a poor bastard stuck in his own world of cinematic clichés. From the moment he enters her life, neither of them will ever be the same. It isn’t pr... more
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  • 2005

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