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Director: Sean Nelson
Cast: Joshua Leonard, Sean Nelson, Ross Partridge, Jessica Makinson
All his life, Leonard has dreamed of being a famous filmmaker, but he's better at making excuses than making art. A chance encounter with a wasted A-list movie star could be his lucky break. All he has to do is come up with $15,000 to join the actor at a luxury rehab facility, where their friendship can blossom into wealth and glory. Leonard checks into treatment under false pretences, but soon discovers that addiction comes in many forms.
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Fans of offbeat character-driven comedies will enjoy the unique blend of humor and drama in the 2011 film Treatment, directed by Sean Nelson. Joshua Leonard delivers a standout performance as a struggling filmmaker who tries to capitalize on a chance encounter with a washed-up movie star, leading to a thought-provoking exploration of addiction in its many forms.
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