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Ok, here is a romantic comedy for you. Good part about it is, its available on Google Video. So all of you can watch it for fun(and free;). Its a movie made as an experiment. And I feel for a small scale, low budget movie, its pretty good. The story is really simple: a boy and a girl next door- kind of thing. The boy is a underconfident fellow who has serious problems about talking to girls. Fortunately/unfortunately for him, he has couple of crazy friends who try to help him. If the story doesn't attract you, it may be because I am not jazzing it up or that story is really this much. However, if you wish to sit back and enjoy and don't mind romantic nonsense, go for it.

Its short, about 50 minutes and has pretty good sound track. All bands are small and need to be promoted. Also sketches are used in an innovative way in the movie. The movie is made by John Gibson and he urges you to write to him your replies at john.gibson@gmail.com. Oh! by the way, name of the movie is: Everyman.

Enjoy!

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