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| ▪ | The Moon and Sixpence (Feature Film - Drama, Adaptation) |
| A rakish, suburban stockbroker turns his back on his past and starts life anew as a painter. He ingratiates himself with a seasoned painter and proceeds to seduce the man's wife, thus destroying their friendship. After earning critical praise as an artist, he finds a new life in Tahiti. A thinly… | |
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