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McBride comes back: announces "Rebirth"

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Fort William, Luthori - An interesting project from Luthorian movie director, Kayth McBride was announced today during the Fort William World Cinema Fair. That project is called "Rebirth" and that movie has been, at least according to Mr. McBride, a pet project of his. Many film enthusiasts were enjoyed that Mr. McBride reappeared in the cinema scene as the director disappeared from the sights after his colossal failure at the movie "As the wind flows", which talked about the love story of Emperor Charles VI and Empress Elizabeth, this movie, widely criticized for its lack of historical accuracies and "endless drama" was effectively destroyed by the press and critics, these having an effect so great that even the Luthorian Broadcasting Corporation refused to broadcast the movie in any of its channels.

After this fiasco, it was widely belived that Kayth McBride's director career was finished. Yet, it wasn't meant to be.

Mr. McBride made his grand return during this year's Fair, to announce the commencement of his next grand project as a Director, a project that he has worked upon during the last 3 years since his monumental failure and exile in the Luthorian countryside. This project is called "Rebirth", a slight mention about his apparent "rebirth" while residing in the Luthorian countryside and an apparent vow to make better use of this time to make better movie.

In a stark contrast of his usual romantic, or even comical movies, Mr. McBride announced that his new movie's setting would in a post-Apocalyptic setting, with the World having collapsed due a six-hour long nuclear exchange between most of the World's Great Powers. The story is about a nice, naive boy born in Luthori in this Post-Apo setting. Born in a Bunker built by the Pre-War Luthorian Government to protect its population from nuclear exchange, this boy was then sent by the "Director" of the Bunker, the main person in charge, outside to discover what happened to the Luthorian homeland, which changed a lot since the "Great War" that happened 300 years ago.

Mr. McBride announced that this movie would be released in 2 years, with an apparent cost of over £60,000,000 being planned for the production and realisation of this movie.

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