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This is the love letter to Hollywood I wish once upon a time was. It falls somewhere between francofenia and the disaster artist. Seeing the ins and outs of the film industry at a turning point. Celebrating the past, studying the current and giving a peak into the future with amazing references. It's like he's editing the film as it's being shown to you. When he sees lynch in the theater he shows you the next scene through Lynch's lens. Its metra on the same level as adaptation. Brilliant.