Like Me a Million

The film follows Charlie, a news editor, and Dana, the secretary of their television station's owner, Slobodan. As Slobodan rushes to launch a reality show to address his financial troubles, Charlie grapples with the ethical implications of producing such content. The narrative takes a sharp turn when Slobodan is kidnapped by masked men, adding unexpected tension to the story.

With a blend of humor and drama, Like Me a Million critiques the pressures of commercial television and the impact on personal lives. The film's exploration of ambition, morality, and the pursuit of quick profits resonates with viewers interested in contemporary media themes. Its concise runtime allows for a focused storytelling experience, making it a unique entry in the realm of short films.