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Not Dead Yet
"Not Dead Yet" is a poignant comedy about life, hot flashes, and profound re-awakenings. Three women join forces to revive their acting careers, only to find themselves on a quest for something far more important. Frustrated by the lack of roles for women over 40, they decide to create and star in their own film. As the project spins out of control--the result of unwittingly hiring a porno director--so do their lives.
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