Living in Duty "is the second film written and directed by Tom Di Silo, a comedy celebration about dreamers and their dreams. Its tone lies between Kafka and the Marx brothers, documenting the comical misfortune of a group of people united to achieve one of the most difficult goals imaginable - to produce a low-cost independent film. This movie adopts an innovative and surprising structure that seamlessly switches between the film being filmed and the filmmaker, providing a rare and accurate - even comical reinforcement - to watch behind the scenes with the person filming the scene. How they make them - and the fact that they try to make them - is the meaning of living in obligation. Steve Buscemi plays director Nick Ree. In order to maintain his integrity and rationality, Nick has been struggling with escalating difficulties. He has been helped and hindered by a clumsy team led by photographer Wolf (Dermot Mulroney), who is a photographer, and his leather equipment indicates that he is more inspired by Billy Idol than Sven NickWest; Nicole (Catherine Keener), the heroine, is a talented but neurotic actress. She falls into a romantic and competitive situation with Chad Palomino (James Legroth), the hero; Strong willed assistant director Wanda (played by Danielle von Zenek); Also, for the first time in history, Gaffer appears on the screen.
