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Seems this breathtaking photo wasn't as spontaneous as figured for all these years. The trailer below is for a new film titled MEN AT LUNCH which was recently shown as part of the Toronto Film Festival.
Thanks to Matt Strickland aka RivetHEAD for the heads up.
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