Movies about making movies; in many ways, they’re essential. Sunset Boulevard, The Player, All About Eve, 8½ – perhaps filmmakers create them in order to understand their own lunacy. And perhaps audiences lap them up, because they understand – deep down – reality and fiction aren’t actually that far apart, and nothing exposes that line more than a chaotic film set with a second set of cameras. But all those aforementioned movies had a vision that stretched much further than their premises:…
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