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This article will explore why this specific iteration of the film matters, the cinematic genius of the source material, and whether you should seek this file out.

If you are a collector with physical media backups, rip your own disc to x265 (use Handbrake). If you download the RBG release, you are stealing a movie about a man who refuses to steal answers. The irony is palpable. Watch wisely.

Surprisingly, the best members of the cast were the little kids, who steal all your attention. The film has been called "Dickensian" — and freely borrows from Indian film traditions, right down to its closing dance number. It is the story of an orphaned, poverty-raised teaboy who goes on "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" to connect with his lost love.

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