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            <text>Hill Harper, Nicholas Worth, Howard Scott, Katherine Morgan, Amy Lyndon, Andre Barron, Elliott Markman, Rob Hyland, Johnny Venokur</text>
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          <name>Identifier</name>
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              <text>FEST 1998 FILMS - BOX 1</text>
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              <text>The Slaves of Hollywood</text>
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              <text>Arizona International Film Festival program film description: A great primer for anybody trying to climb the ladders of big business in Hollywood. What follows is a painful and at times moving descent into a world light-years from the glitz and glamour of the movies but directly inside the blood and sweat of the machinery that makes them. "I'm making this documentary because I want to understand how Hollywood changes people, like the way it changed my father," says one of the lead characters, Paulette, who is making a film about the lives of five young people struggling at their first jobs in corporate Hollywood. </text>
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