There's so much I should say, so many things I should tell him, but in the end I … - Clint Catalyst

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A theatrical on a tight budget really only becomes about generating critical reviews for you and your film, not revenue.

Clint Catalyst

There's so much I should say, so many things I should tell him, but in the end I tell him nothing. I cut a line and my losses, and I light a cigarette.

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