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The screenplay for the latest film from Oscar-winning director Steven Soderbergh, Full Frontal was inspired by digital technology and Dogme 95, and shot in eighteen days with an all-star cast. The “unofficial sequel of sorts” to Soderbergh’s 1989 feature, sex, lies and videotape , Full Frontal follows a handful of interconnected characters over twenty-four hours. Their encounters shed light on both the movie business and human nature.
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Full Frontal is a running-and-gunning romantic comedy set in Los Angeles, inspired by digital technology and the Dogme 95 manifesto, and shot in just eighteen days with a stellar cast.It is an ensemble piece, following a handful of characters over a period of twenty-four hours. They all have some form of connection to each other, even if they are not completely aware of it. Linda (played by Mary McCormack) would love to be loved. Carl (David Hyde Pierce) loves his wife, Lee (Catherine Keener). Lee is looking to be loved by Calvin (Blair Underwood). Calvin plays Nicholas, who discovers he's in love with Catherine (Julia Roberts). Catherine, who is really Francesca, finds true love. And Gus (David Duchovny) loves himself.
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