Boy Who Never Slept

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  • Date Added
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    March 3rd, 2008

  • Author

    Solomon Rothman

  • License

    creative commons 2.5 attribution license (?)

  • Description

    One of the world’s first full-length open source movies, Boy Who Never Slept tells the story of an insomniac writer who happens to meet a teenage girl online. What begins as merely a friendship develops into an unlikely love story wrapped in harsh reality. This film has received media attention from around the world for its open source release, its non-existent budget, and its edgy material. BWNS is a full length movie that anyone can watch, share, and even use in their own derivative works.

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Boy Who Never Slept

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